Tesla recently initiated preorders for its Cybercab, its first attempt at an autonomous taxi available to the masses, and it’s already causing some online controversy.
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The self-driving two-seater with just over 20 cubic-feet of storage space will reportedly retail for just $29,990, fulfilling a promise Elon Musk made all the way back in 2024, at Tesla’s “We, Robot” event, that production of the Cybercab would begin “before 2027” and that the car would cost under $30,000.
But not everyone agrees that Musk has made good on his promise.
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