Tesla opens Cybercab orders at 29,990 dollars

Tesla opened orders for its Cybercab to select customers on the 13th of November 2026, Electrek reported. The two-seat car costs 29,990 dollars before taxes.

The Cybercab has no steering wheel or pedals. Tesla calls it fully autonomous, which means it drives itself.

A required monthly fee

Buyers must also pay 299 dollars a month for an Autonomy Subscription, the order page shows, Electrek reported. The car will not run without it.

A 1,000 dollar deposit is needed to order, and it cannot be refunded. Tesla estimates delivery in December 2026 in Austin, Texas.

Only in some cities

The car works only inside Tesla's Robotaxi service areas, Electrek reported. Those cover 8 cities in Texas and Florida.

The US road safety agency asked Tesla to prove a car with no brake pedal meets safety rules. It has not ruled yet, Electrek said.

Below we break down 5 years

The first month of the plan is included, Electrek said. Five years of fees then add 17,641 dollars, by our arithmetic.

With the car price, the total is about 47,631 dollars before insurance, charging and taxes.

What is confirmed and what is not

Tesla's order email says the car is only available in supported service areas. Tesla answered the safety agency on the 30th of October and asked to keep its reply private, Electrek reported.

Key facts

Tesla opened Cybercab orders to select customers on the 13th of November 2026.

The car costs 29,990 dollars before taxes.

A 299 dollar monthly subscription is required to use it.

It works only in Tesla Robotaxi areas in Texas and Florida.