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Elon Musk launches Robotaxi Cybercab; will run on its own, no steering and pedals
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has introduced the first Robotaxi Cybercab to the world. Along with this, he has also introduced Robovan. While Robotaxi Cybercab has seating space for only two people. At the same time, 20 people can travel together in Robovan. It also has space to keep luggage. Let's know what features it has come with.
The first Robotaxi in the world has been launched by Tesla CEO Elon Musk. It was first introduced by Elon Musk at the We Robot Event in California. Tesla's robotic taxi lacks steering and pedals. It has only two seats. Let's know what great features it has come with.
This car's cabin may appear extremely tiny to you. Actually, the Cybercab electric taxi is a two-seater, which means it can only accommodate two passengers. Not only that, it lacks pedals and steering. As a result, it becomes a fully automatic vehicle. Both doors open upwards, resembling butterfly wings. Its exterior appearance is pretty stunning.
While launching Robotaxi Cybercab, Elon Musk said that automatic vehicles can be 10 to 20 times safer than human-driven vehicles. Also, it will be quite cheap. Along with this, he said that the cost of running it will be around 0.20 dollars per mile, that is, the cost of 1.6 kilometers can be around 16 rupees. Meanwhile, urban buses charge $1 per mile. Charging it will not need the installation of cables as it will be wirelessly charged, just like a smartphone.
