Tesla invites select customers to buy Cybercab for $29,990 – with $299 monthly ‘autonomy fee’

Tesla began accepting orders for its $29,990 Cybercab, requiring a $1,000 deposit and a $299 monthly autonomy subscription for operation. The vehicle is restricted to Tesla-approved areas and has limitations on commercial use. Deliveries are estimated to start in December 2026, pending regulatory approval.

Tesla began inviting select customers to buy the Cybercab for $29,990 plus a $299 monthly autonomy subscription. The vehicle has no steering wheel or pedals and requires a $1,000 non-refundable deposit. Initial availability is limited to certain Texas cities, and the total five-year cost is estimated at $47,930 before taxes and running costs, according to the company and media reports.

Tesla has begun taking orders for its Cybercab, a two-seater with no steering wheel or pedals, priced at $29,990 before taxes. The car requires a $1,000 non-refundable deposit and a $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription for operation. Delivery is estimated for December 2026, but details on availability and legal operation remain unclear. Orders are currently invitation-only for select customers.

Tesla (TSLA) began taking orders for its Cybercab, priced at $29,990, with a mandatory $299/month Autonomy Subscription. The car, lacking a steering wheel, is invitation-only and limited to specific service areas. TSLA closed at $390.22, down 1.82%, with a $1.54T market cap. NHTSA is reviewing the car's design for compliance issues. Tesla's valuation is high, trading at 400x earnings with a 4.59% operating margin.

Tesla is opening limited orders for its driverless Cybercab to select customers in supported areas. The two-seater vehicle operates without a driver and has no steering wheel or pedals. The NHTSA is investigating Tesla's self-certification of the vehicle's safety. Investors should monitor the release's expansion and regulatory updates for potential revenue impacts.

Tesla is selling its two-seat Cybercab to the public for $29,990 on an invite-only basis, with a mandatory $299 monthly Autonomy Subscription. The vehicle is restricted to geofenced areas and cannot be used for ride-hailing or resold without Tesla's approval. CEO Elon Musk suggested reducing the subscription price to $115.