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The Tesla Cybercab, fact by fact

Name: Tesla Cybercab Fact Ledger
Creator: AV Fleet Manager

An independent, dated record of what is known about the Tesla Cybercab: what is confirmed, what Tesla claims, what is only reported, what conflicts, what nobody knows yet, and what has been proven wrong.

Key numbers

3.1M

autonomous Robotaxi miles to 18 Oct

Tesla claim 2026-11-10

544

Cybercabs registered in Texas, 27 Oct

Reported 2026-11-10

300+

Cybercabs serving Austin

Tesla claim 2026-11-10

city with Cybercab rides: Austin

Confirmed 2026-11-10

cities named next: Dallas + 4

Tesla claim 2026-11-10

125,000+

a year, installed Texas capacity

Tesla claim 2026-11-10

Each number opens its claim in the Fact Ledger, with status, source and date.

Research progress

283

research questions tracked

since 13 Sep 2026

189

searching: no answer yet

open

pending: partly answered

partial

confirmed: answered

answered

tracking, forecast or conflicting

ongoing

answers published on the network

added 2026-11-10

102 claims recorded in the ledger. Question states were last fully reviewed on 17 September 2026; a new review began 10 November 2026.

102 claims on record as of 10 November 2026: 18 confirmed, 15 corroborated, 19 tesla claim, 25 reported, 3 conflicting, 6 unknown, 5 scenario, 11 discredited.

Cities: live and coming

Austin, TXCybercab rides live since 4 Sep 2026. 300+ Cybercabs. 2,118,015 autonomous miles. Confirmed

Dallas, TXModel Y Robotaxi live (608,130 miles). Cybercab rides planned November 2026. Tesla claim

Houston, TXModel Y Robotaxi live (225,964 miles). Cybercabs seen staged. Reported

Miami, FLModel Y Robotaxi live (46,262 miles). Cybercabs seen staged. Reported

Orlando, FLModel Y Robotaxi live (61,053 miles). No Cybercab date. Tesla claim

Tampa, FLModel Y Robotaxi live (53,117 miles). No Cybercab date. Tesla claim

SF Bay Area, CATesla ride service with a safety driver. No driverless permit. Confirmed

Las Vegas, NVComing soon, per Tesla. Up to 5,000 Cybercabs approved. Reported

Phoenix, AZComing soon, per Tesla. 9 operating areas disclosed. Reported

Jacksonville, FLComing soon, per Tesla. No date. Tesla claim

San Antonio, TXComing soon, per Tesla. No date. Tesla claim

Fort Worth, TXReported as part of the Dallas service area. Not separately verified. Unknown

Checked 10 November 2026. "Live" for Cybercab means riders can hail one. Sightings and announcements are not launches.

What this site will become

AV Fleet Manager is the parent brand. It holds the complete, dated public record of autonomous fleet facts, and 7 focused sites feed into it: buyers, managers, valet, crew, data, coverage and risk. Cybercab first, other robotaxis after.

Today it is a research record. No services are offered here.

Latest changes

Tesla claim Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas will wind down around mid-2027 to make room for more Cybercab production.

Elon Musk, 6 Nov 2026, reported by Reuters. Tech Insider, citing Reuters, 6 Nov 2026

First recorded 2026-11-10 · Last verified 2026-11-10 · Tag: production

Tesla claim A smaller 40 kWh pack is coming through efficiency improvements.

Elon Musk on X, 7 to 8 Nov 2026. Teslarati, 8 Nov 2026

First recorded 2026-11-10 · Last verified 2026-11-10 · Tag: specs

Tesla claim Cybercab rides in Dallas planned for November 2026, the first city after Austin.

Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla VP of AI software, Q3 2026 earnings call, 21 Oct 2026. Not yet confirmed as live. Tesla North, Q3 2026 call

First recorded 2026-11-10 · Last verified 2026-11-10 · Tag: cities and fleet

Tesla claim More than 300 Cybercabs serving Austin by 10 October 2026, 8 times the launch fleet.

Tesla Robotaxi account on X, 10 Oct 2026. Not a Tesla App, Oct 2026

First recorded 2026-11-10 · Last verified 2026-11-10 · Tag: cities and fleet

Confirmed NHTSA opened Audit Query AQ26002 on Tesla's self-certification of the Cybercab to federal safety standards (FMVSS).

NHTSA, opened 3 Sep 2026. NHTSA AQ26002 resume (copy)

First recorded 2026-09-13 · Last verified 2026-11-10 · Tag: regulation

Start here

The state of the Cybercab, November 2026

What is confirmed, what is claimed, and what nobody knows

Read the ledger by topic

How to read a status

Confirmed	Primary source: a Tesla document, a regulator, a filing or a patent.
Corroborated	Several independent credible sources; no primary source.
Tesla claim	Tesla or an executive said it; not independently shown.
Reported	Evidence exists but is dated, partial, single-source or not authoritative.
Conflicting	Credible evidence on both sides. Published, not hidden.
Unknown	No evidence either way.
Scenario	A model or estimate. Never becomes a fact on its own.
Discredited	Primary evidence contradicts it.

Every claim shows when it was first recorded and when it was last verified. A claim never moves to a stronger status without new evidence. When a status changes, the claim keeps its address and the change is dated in the change log.