The Tesla Cybercab is set to hit the roads across Europe. In Poland, it will arrive in Ząbki on December 4-5.
Tesla will showcase the Cybercab at 12 locations in nine European countries. The tour begins on November 5 at the Auto Zürich exhibition and will run until mid-January. The two-seater driverless robotaxi will arrive in Poland on December 4-5 at the Tesla showroom in Ząbki near Warsaw. Tesla Europe announced the route on X under the hashtag “Cybercab is back,” but no test drives are included; visitors can only view the vehicle.
On the event page, Tesla promises that visitors will be able to approach the car, take photos, and see the design that “brought the future of autonomous transportation into being.” Most stops are Tesla showrooms, with three additional automotive events in Zurich, Brussels, and Vienna.
Where and when to see the Cybercab
Zurich, Switzerland (Auto Zürich): November 5-8
Bratislava, Slovakia (Tesla showroom): November 20-21
Düsseldorf, Germany (Tesla showroom): November 20-21
Prague, Czech Republic (Tesla showroom, Průhonice): November 27-28
Hamburg, Germany (Tesla showroom): November 27-28
Warsaw, Poland (Tesla showroom, Ząbki): December 4-5 (REGISTRATIONS)
Berlin, Germany (Tesla showroom): December 4-6
Bucharest, Romania (Tesla showroom, Voluntari): December 11-12
Munich, Germany (Tesla showroom, Vaterstetten): December 11-12
Budapest, Hungary (Tesla showroom): December 18-19
Brussels, Belgium (Brussels Motor Show): January 8-17
Vienna, Austria (Vienna Drive): January 14-17
Germany has four stops, the most of any country.
Trips are currently only available in Austin
Giga Berlin may explain Germany’s advantage. Elon Musk previously this year called the Cybercab “the most likely next big product” from the plant under Berlin, and recently said he wants to bring the car to Europe soon. He did not give a date.
In the U.S., the Cybercab also has not yet been carrying passengers on a large scale, as rides are only available in Austin. Dallas is set to join in November, with more cities following later. During a discussion with analysts after third-quarter results, Tesla announced that the first Cybercabs would reach customers by the end of the year, likely to businesses first. The factory has already overtaken the service: at the end of October, we reported that 463 cars had been registered in Texas, and the production line is operating faster than Tesla can deploy them.
Tesla has no timeline for launching Robotaxi in Europe. A step toward this would be EU approval for FSD, which already has separate approvals in 10 EU countries. Voting on approval for the entire community is set for December, amid the transition period, with Italy already expressing support. Things are more complicated with Cybercab, as certifying a car without a steering wheel or pedals requires a much higher standard than approving a driver-assistance system.
From the editorial team: In Bratislava, where Cybercab will be available from November 20-21, FSD was recently tested in a Model Y, with the driver taking over the steering wheel several times. Since there’s nothing to take over on such routes, the car remains an exhibit in Europe for now.
Source: NotATeslaApp
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