Tesla’s chief designer, Franz von Holzhausen, provides us with an up-close look at the Cybercab, straight from the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles. We get to see why the company decided to make some of the stylistic choices for this steering wheel-less EV.
For those who watched the unveiling from the Warner Bros. Studio lot, you probably already know that the vehicle seats two passengers, has dihedral doors that open automatically, and features a hatchback for cargo. It utilizes the same computer and sensing suite used in Tesla’s existing fleet of vehicles, but does not require any pedals or a steering wheel to function.
- The Hot Wheels R/C Tesla Roadster features awesome remote-controlled driving performance with exceptional design detail.
- The 1:64 scale car works onand off-track and comes with a special adapter to transition between the two. It operates on a 2.4 GHz frequency so that...
- For those craving extra speed, there's a turbo booster that unlocks additional power for super high-speed thrills. Reach top speeds of 6.8 mph.
It’s about more than transportation. Many older people need to live within a reasonable distance from services because of the limitations that age brings to people. Robotaxis in any format will be genuinely life changing for people,” said one commenter.
