City streets will soon be filled with taxis of the future - Cybercab. With a battery that promises a range of 400 km, induction charging in two hours and a revolutionary steering-less design, this two-seater will redefine how we travel around cities. And what is the best? The price will be below 30,000 euros. These are the alleged Cybercab specs.
Cybercab Specs - The whole world is wondering, but we are informed that the information provided in this article is very close to what Tesla will introduce in late 2025.
We always imagine the cities of the future as scenes from science fiction movies – hovering cars, holographic signs and driverless taxis. Well, at least part of this dream seems within reach with the new "taxi" solution Cybercab, the latter has been tested internally with Tesla employees for some time. But let's get to the data. This futuristic two-seater will be powered by a battery with a capacity of 44 kWh, which is enough to range around 400 kilometers per charge. But that's just for taste. Let's go in order.
The Cybercab will hit the roads in November 2025, making it unique "aha moment" in the automotive industry. Why? Because it will be the first car in history to not have a steering wheel - it's simply a complete robot on four wheels. This design suggests a future where the driver will no longer be needed. Like Tesla, Cybercab's creators want the vehicle to be able to be purchased by individuals and then used to transport others – as a kind of autonomous taxi service.
Charging without cables? Yes, please!
Cybercab specs? One of the most innovative aspects of the Cybercab is its induction charging. Instead of classic cables and connectors, the Cybercab will be able to drive to an induction plate with a power of 22 kW. In practice, this means that the battery will be fully charged in two hours - which is ideal for breaks between rides or overnight charging. Goodbye cables and tangled wires!
The new generation of the electric motor will enable extremely low consumption, around 12 kWh per 100 kilometers. According to the WLTP cycle, this figure would be even lower, close to 10 kWh per 100 km - but we prefer to stick to realistic scenarios.
The Tesla Cybercab will be equipped with an engine with a power of around 100 kW (136 hp), which will enable it to accelerate to 100 km/h in less than 8 seconds. The maximum speed will be limited to 150 km/h. With Cybercab, everything will be based on the efficiency and intelligent dynamics of the drive, which will accurately know the topography of the route with the help of artificial intelligence and optimally dose power for each drive. This will ensure smooth and energy efficient movement through the urban environment.
Spartan interior and golden hue
The color of the Cybercab is not random. The golden shade is designed with a clear goal in mind – that the car will not have to be washed often. The Cybercab is built for hard work and constant use. The interior also reflects this philosophy: the spartan design of the cabin ensures durability and simplicity. Forget luxury materials; this is about functionality, where every element is designed for longevity.
Light as a feather (almost)
Cybercab will weigh less than 1150 kilograms, which is very commendable for an electric vehicle with a battery of such capacity. Less weight means better efficiency, lower consumption and greater agility in the urban jungle. This combination of low weight and aerodynamic shape is key to achieving the promised 400 kilometer range.
Edged for larger groups
What if you need more space? Don't worry - for cases where there are more than two passengers in the taxi, Robovan will be available. This Cybercab's bigger brother will be aimed at larger groups, while the Cybercab will rule the city streets as an ideal solution for daily commutes by individuals and couples.
A price that wins hearts and will turn Tesla into the Volkswagen of the future
The most surprising fact about all of this? Price! Cybercab will be available for around €25,000 + subscription, which is a real little revolution. The subscription will likely be for advanced commercial FSD and the possibility of using the vehicle for commercial purposes. So you will be able to send your car to work. From the proceeds, 40 % will go to Tesla, and 60 % will go to the owner of the vehicle. This will allow you to finance your Cybercab. You will not have to pay a subscription if the car participates in the program "Tesla Uber".
Considering the lower maintenance costs of electric vehicles and the possibility of subsidies, this little two-seater will quickly become the first choice for taxi drivers. Or rather... for managers and cleaners.
Is Cybercab the future?
Cybercab specifications. We hope that they will also be fully regulated! Cybercab is not just a car, but a vision of the future of urban mobility. Autonomous driving, induction charging, low maintenance costs and smart design put it at the forefront of automotive innovation. When it hits showrooms in November 2025, it will no doubt be a turning point – the moment when we realize that the future of taxis is already here. The Cybercab will not just be a vehicle, but a robot on wheels designed to serve – and do so in style.
