Tesla Cybercab Arrives with Steep Ownership Fine Print
Tesla’s terms also let the company reprice, suspend or remotely control the vehicle while limiting use to its Robotaxi geofences.
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Tesla wants to roll up the Robotaxi industry with his Cybercab. Now some of the cars are also to go into private ownership – while Tesla has trouble with a US authority because of the vehicle.
Tesla Cybercab's autonomy agreement is insane: $299/mo or it doesn't move
Tesla has posted the agreement that comes with its $29,990 Cybercab, and it’s even worse than the order page suggested. The two-seater can’t move without a $299 monthly “Autonomy Subscription” that Tesla can reprice with a month’s notice, suspend for a week, or cut off entirely. And Tesla wants consumers to sign it while still refusing to give unsupervised self-driving to the Model Y owners it has been selling “Full Self-Driving” to for nearly a…
Tesla Cybercab arrives with steep ownership fine print
Tesla’s long-promised Cybercab is finally available for personal purchase, at least for a select few in the Austin area. But it’s far from a straightforward ownership experience. The $29,990 price tag comes with a stack of restrictions that redefine what “owning” the vehicle actually means. The two-seat, steering-wheel-free Robotaxi, previously limited to Tesla’s own fleet, […]
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