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Tesla announced on Thursday it is bringing its Cybercab on a tour across six European capitals between next week and the year end. Musk has recently described the model as “not just a revolutionary design, but a revolution in manufacturing,” adding that its production line will achieve “half an order of magnitude better” efficiency than normal car assembly lines.
| City | Date |
| London | Nov. 20 — Dec. 8 |
| Berlin | Nov. 22 — Dec. 8 |
| Paris | Nov. 23 — Dec. 8 |
| Amsterdam | Dec. 16 — 31 |
| Oslo | Dec. 14 — 31 |
| Stockholm | Dec. 14 — 31 |
Earlier in the week, the company started showcasing the Cybercab at its Legacy West store in Plano, Texas, following a showcase at Santana Row in San Jose, California. The vehicle was also spotted cruising at Tesla’s GigaTexas factory.
Tesla aims to reach volume production for the Cybercab by 2026, targeting output of 2 million vehicles annually without a prolonged ramp-up.
At the last earnings conference call, CEO Elon Musk stated, “We do feel confident in Cybercab reaching volume production in 2026—not just starting production but achieving volume production of at least 2 million units per year (when ramped).”
The Cybercab, Tesla says, will offer automatic climate control, personalized seating, and music preferences, all activated before pickup.
Tesla plans to launch a ride-hailing service featuring the Cybercab in Texas and California next year. The vehicle will be manufactured using Tesla’s new “unboxed” method, which Musk described as “in its own league” during the company’s third-quarter earnings call.
The company aims to roll out its Unsupervised Full-Self Driving (FSD) system by 2025, projecting that it will be “safer than a human” by then.
Earlier this week, Deutsche Bank analyst Edison Yu said the stock price rally that followed Trump’s presidential election victory “has surprised Deutsche Bank (and many investors).” The firm reiterated a Buy rating and $295.00 price target on the stock.
Written by Cláudio Afonso | LinkedIn | X
