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Tesla may have just accidentally revealed a pretty slick software feature designed for its upcoming purpose-built robotaxi vehicle. Over the weekend, Tesla posted a short video spot for its upcoming plans to start operating fully autonomous Cybercab rides for employees at Gigafactory Texas. While the original video was quickly deleted and replaced with the version below, sharp-eyed viewers caught a glimpse of an unreleased software interface.

Tesla is taking a big step toward making its dream of a Cybercab robotaxi fleet a reality. Instead of waiting around for regulatory approvals across the country, a brand new testing phase is launching directly on factory grounds. An announcement from the official Tesla account on X confirmed that Cybercab employee rides are starting soon at Gigafactory Texas.

Tesla just released its comprehensive 2025 Impact Report, framing the latest milestones in its core mission of achieving “amazing abundance.” The full 216-page report covers Tesla’s complete ecosystem of vehicles, energy products, and manufacturing footprint. One major takeaway is how much the current Tesla lineup reduces humanity’s global environmental impact, while setting the stage for future autonomous Cybercab fleets to push those efficiency limits even further.

Tesla is getting ready to expand its first-party vehicle rental service to a lot more drivers across the U.S. While you’ve always been able to rent Teslas through traditional rental agencies like Hertz or peer-to-peer apps like Turo, getting them straight from the source is becoming much easier. New job listings on Tesla's website show the program is headed to four new states: Maryland, Kansas, Washington, and Pennsylvania.

Tesla's push to expand its family vehicle lineup is picking up speed across Europe. The long-wheelbase version of its popular crossover is officially testing on European soil, signaling that a local launch could be right around the corner. European automotive publication Carwow recently spotted the Model Y L racing down a test track in Germany with the front and rear camouflaged in a black-and-white wrap.

Tesla's effort to bring its latest self-driving software to older hardware is officially going global. Owners of older vehicles have been waiting a long time for a taste of the latest Full Self-Driving capabilities, and a surprise international rollout is finally underway. As announced on X by the official @tesla_korea account, Full Self-Driving (Supervised) v14 Lite is making its first stop outside of the United States.

Tesla's plan to deploy an entire fleet of vision-only autonomous vehicles is hitting a legislative speed bump on the East Coast. A new bill advancing through the New Jersey legislature could completely block the upcoming Cybercab and other Tesla Robotaxi vehicles from operating in the state unless they change how their Full Self-Driving system sees the world. According to a recent report from Electrek, Bill S1677 seeks to mandate multiple-sensor setups for any driverless commercial vehicle.

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Tesla just dropped its 2025 Impact Report, and it is packed with juicy new details about the upcoming Cybercab. While we already knew the purpose-built robotaxi was going to shake up transportation, the documentation gives us our best look yet at the hardware and manufacturing processes making it happen. As highlighted in a series of X posts from longtime Tesla watcher Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt), Tesla laid out exactly how the two-seater will achieve its aggressive cost and efficiency goals.

Tesla is pulling out all the stops to make sure its purpose-built robotaxi knows its exact location at all times. When you’re building a vehicle designed to navigate dense city streets completely on its own, standard consumer-grade location tracking simply won’t cut it. New details indicate that a major hardware upgrade is tucked into the upcoming Cybercab to provide pinpoint location mapping.