"Tesla CEO Elon Musk walked up to the mic on Wednesday's quarterly earnings call and dropped a date that will either send its stock soaring, or age like milk. According to Musk, Tesla's Cybercab, a vehicle that has no steering wheel or pedals, will enter production within the next 251 days. Start the clock, folks. Welcome back to Critical Materials, your daily roundup for all things electric and tech in the automotive space."
"According to Musk, the company is making some great progress on its completely vision-based Full Self-Driving software. Consumers are currently being pushed the non-Robotaxi branch of FSD v14, which has been received fairly well. The progress is apparently so promising that Tesla feels comfortable enough to begin the preparations necessary to launch the production version of the Cybercab before the end of Q2 next year."
Tesla plans to begin production of the Cybercab in Q2 next year. The vehicle will have no steering wheel or pedals and is optimized for full autonomy. The company reports substantial progress on its vision-based Full Self-Driving (FSD v14) software, and consumers are receiving the non-Robotaxi branch of that system. Production of the Cybercab is expected to be the single biggest expansion, with output scaling as suppliers can support. Separately, automakers are lobbying to avoid taxes on manufacturing robots, and Volkswagen shared data on how buyers came to own its electric vehicles.
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