Tesla Cybercab: Driverless Taxi Operated by a Game Controller
Tesla Cybercab, a new two-seater driverless taxi, has entered final pre-production testing. The car lacks a steering wheel, offers passenger-only seating, and can be manually operated with a game controller. Elon Musk aims to roll out a million of these vehicles in two years.
Features of Cybercab
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Design and Functionality
The Cybercab features advanced sensors, cameras, and next-gen autopilot technology for full autonomous operation.
It has no steering wheel, pedals, or traditional controls. -
Game Controller Operation
In manual mode, drivers can operate the vehicle using a game controller, which Tesla claims is safe and intuitive. -
Eco-Friendliness and Capacity
Designed for urban environments, the Cybercab provides a sustainable alternative to traditional taxis.
Elon Musk’s Vision
The Tesla CEO plans to start mass production within two years, with a goal of delivering at least one million Cybercabs by 2027. Musk believes this technology will revolutionize the passenger transport industry.
Expert Reactions
- Praise
Analysts applaud Cybercab's innovation and the potential of autonomous technology. - Criticism
Some question the safety of game controller operation and the feasibility of meeting production timelines.
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