ALSO READ Kirkland’s will change its name after partnering with Beyond; what will it be? Controlled via a mobile app, the Cybercab will use inductive chargers, eliminating the need for cables. With this innovation, Tesla reaffirms its commitment to a future focused on artificial intelligence and robotics, moving further away from its original emphasis on traditional electric vehicles. The Cybercab is not only a technological breakthrough but also a symbol of the shift toward sustainable, automated mobility. When will Tesla’s Robotaxi be launched? The Robotaxi was initially scheduled to launch on June 12; however, it has been postponed to later this month. Tentatively, it could hit the market on June 22, although the date may change, as the company is placing strong emphasis on safety and is still conducting testing. Why did Tesla delay the Robotaxi launch? Tesla has faced criticism over issues with its self-driving software, including the inability to properly detect wet roads or motorcyclists—concerns that have been amplified by the company’s refusal to adopt LiDAR sensors. The system’s reliance on cameras alone has raised questions about the Robotaxi’s reliability in various environments. Adding to this is a lawsuit from Alcon Entertainment, accusing Elon Musk of using unauthorized Blade Runner 2049 footage with artificial intelligence during the Robotaxi presentation. Despite the controversy, Musk projects that 1,000 Robotaxis will be operating soon, with over a million expected on U.S. roads by the end of 2026. Price of the Tesla Robotaxi According to reports, the Cybercab could be priced below $30,000. History of Tesla Tesla began its journey in 2003 with a clear mission: to prove that electric vehicles could outperform their gasoline counterparts. Though the company was founded by two engineers, Elon Musk joined soon after as one of the early investors. Over time, he became CEO and the driving force behind Tesla’s growth and transformation.