Musk unleashes Tesla Cybercabs with no steering wheel or pedals onto US streets

Tesla has begun testing its Cybertruck-based Cybercabs on public roads in the United States. These autonomous vehicles are designed to operate without traditional driver controls, meaning they lack both a steering wheel and pedals. This move signifies a significant step in the company's pursuit of fully self-driving technology for ride-hailing services.

The deployment of these driverless vehicles represents a potential paradigm shift in personal transportation and logistics. Tesla's ambition to integrate autonomous technology into commercial fleets, like its planned Robotaxi service, has been a long-standing goal. Successful implementation could have wide-ranging implications for urban mobility, labor markets, and regulatory frameworks governing artificial intelligence in public spaces.