Elon Musk presented on Thursday in Los Angeles at an event called “We Robot”, the Tesla driverless taxi known as the Robotaxi.
This technological advance expected by followers of Musk’s work surprised by its way of driving autonomously; vehicle that was tested by the billionaire himself.
Elo Musk boarded the robotaxi on some false streets of the Warner Bros. film studio in an elegant prototype silver two-door called “Cybercab”.
What is the Tesla Robotaxi?: know its functions
He “Cybercab” o Robotaxi it’s a autonomous vehicle stylized of silver color of two doors whose batteries are recharged by induction instead of connecting with a plug, It does not have a steering wheel or acceleration or braking pedals..
Tesla made 50 driverless vehicles available to the public, including units of Cybercab and the cars that Tesla already sells as Model 3 and Model.
What is striking about this vehicle is that according to Elon Musk, being autonomous “It will save lives, many, and prevent injuries”.
The businessman assured that the autonomous vehicles They will be 10 times safer than cars driven by humans.
What is the Tesla Robotaxi? Know its price
He precio initial of Robotaxi o Cybercab of Tesla will hover between 25 thousand and 26 thousand dollarsthat is to say about 506 thousand 080 Mexican pesos.
In addition to the cost that investors promise to attract new customers, Elon Musk promises that Cybercab will revolutionize he transportation of people because your cost per kilometer will be 20 centsa fifth of that of a public bus in the United States.
The billionaire said the company will begin building the Fully autonomous Cybercab in 2026 at a price of less than 30 thousand dollars.
He promises that the Robotaxi or Cybercab will be able to circulate on the streets of California and Texas in 2025, or in 2026, “before 2027.”
Additionally, at his “We Robot” event, Elon Musk showed another autonomous vehicle but with greater capacity as “a robovan” capable of transporting 20 people around the city, something that, he said, will remodel cities by “turning parking lots into parks.”