Technical specifications disclosed
Recent EPA certification documents for the 2026 model year provide the first comprehensive public data on Tesla's purpose‑built autonomous ride‑hailing vehicle, the Cybercab. The filings include a Certificate of Conformity issued in late May.
Range and energy consumption
The EPA‑rated driving range is listed at approximately 480 km, with a combined energy use of about 22 kWh per 100 km, positioning the Cybercab competitively among electric taxis.
Weight and design
The curb weight is reported to be roughly 1,850 kg. The vehicle employs a lightweight yet sturdy platform, and the interior is optimized for high passenger capacity and rapid ingress and egress.
Autonomy level
Designed for full Level‑5 autonomy, the Cybercab integrates Tesla’s sensor suite—including cameras, radar and lidar—to enable driver‑less operation in dense urban environments.
Production outlook
With these specifications now public, Tesla’s timeline for mass production moves forward. The company aims to begin large‑scale manufacturing for ride‑hailing fleets in 2027, leveraging existing Gigafactory capacity.