Tesla is putting its Cybercab on public display in China this week, but the company wants to be clear about one thing it isn't: a vehicle it plans to sell there. Tesla China said the showcase "does not involve" selling the Cybercab in the Chinese market or launching a driverless ride-hailing service — even as China's own robotaxi operators run paid rides at scale.
Tesla is putting its Cybercab on public display in China this week, but the company wants to be clear about one thing it isn't: a vehicle it plans to sell there.
Tesla China said the showcase "does not involve" selling the Cybercab in the Chinese market or launching a driverless ride-hailing service — even as China's own robotaxi operators run paid rides at scale.
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Tesla is putting its Cybercab on public display in China this week, but the company wants to be clear about one thing it isn't: a vehicle it plans to sell there. Tesla China said the showcase "does not involve" selling the Cybercab in the Chinese market or launching a driverless ride-hailing service — even as China's own robotaxi operators run paid rides at scale.
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