Well, it finally happened. Tesla revealed its much-anticipated Robotaxi, as well as a driverless Robovan during last night's event at the Warner Bros. Discovery studio in Burbank, California.
Instead, Musk focused on the "optimistic" timeline where the driverless two-door would be on the road "by the end of 2027" and that it would cost under $30,000.
Something we're also doing is, and it's really high time we did this, is inductive charging. So, The robotaxi has no plug. It just goes over the inductive charger and charges.
But that's everything we know on the matter, and it's not much. A lot of unanswered questions remain, like how much time it takes to recharge, how big is the inductive charge.
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