Tesla opens Cybercab orders to select customers at $30K

Published Friday, November 13, 2026 · 11:07 PM EST

Tesla says select customers can now order its Cybercab for personal use at $30K, Bloomberg reports. Operating the vehicle requires a $299/month Autonomy Subscription in addition to the purchase price. The invitations mark a step toward consumer availability for Tesla's driverless car, with ordering restricted to the selected customers.

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