Tesla Opens Cybercab Pre-Orders for Personal Use at $29,990
Select customers can reserve the vehicle for December 2026 delivery in Texas, but operation is limited to geofenced areas and costs $299 a month.
Tesla has opened pre-orders for the Cybercab to select customers for personal use, according to techcrunch.com. The company set a price of $29,990 and an estimated delivery date of December 2026, but buyers must accept delivery in one of a handful of Texas cities.
The vehicle will only operate in certain geofenced areas. Tesla executive Ashok Elluswamy said the Cybercab will operate unsupervised in all the same geo locations as the robotaxi service.
Owners will also have to pay $299 per month to operate the vehicle. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the monthly fee is too high and should be closer to $115 per month.
The order page drew attention from tech reviewer Marques Brownlee, who posted about it.
Cybertruck production shift
The Cybercab pre-order launch follows Tesla’s announcement that it will cease Cybertruck production next year and use the extra factory capacity to build more Cybercabs. That decision came after the Cybertruck fell far short of projected sales.
Quick answers
How much does the Tesla Cybercab cost?
The Cybercab is priced at $29,990, and owners must pay $299 per month to operate the vehicle.
When will the Tesla Cybercab be delivered?
Tesla estimates delivery in December 2026, and buyers must accept delivery in one of a handful of Texas cities.
Where can the Cybercab operate?
The vehicle will only operate in certain geofenced areas. Ashok Elluswamy said it will operate unsupervised in all the same geo locations as the robotaxi service.