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BETA · Dated source snapshot. Fleet references have different scopes and dates; Texas DMV Sep 15, community Sep 5. Not a live feed. Automatic updates and email alerts are not active. Historical growth is not loaded.
All-city reference total · stays fixed when you select a city
Tesla · 958 — Community service rosterCompany-wide total not verified. Best available community service-roster figure includes 683 supervised Bay Area vehicles. The listed cities sum to 951, seven below the aggregate; do not treat this as a complete census.
Vehicle design and safety-driver status are separate. A Model Y with no safety driver is still a Model Y. The US Cybercab category currently contains 49 verified unique vehicles from the Texas DMV roster. Nationwide coverage is incomplete; other states and city allocations are not yet verified. This reference stays fixed when selecting a city and does not establish active service. These counts must not be added together.
Checked facts and first baselines · All cities · no live monitoring yet
Live TxDMV collect: still 49 Cybercabs and 390 Model Ys across 439 unique VIN records (observed 2026-09-15T10:07:59.246Z). Unchanged vs the Sep 14 baseline of 49/390/439 (same contentHash).
Live TxDMV collect: 49 Cybercabs and 390 Model Ys across 439 unique VIN records (observed 2026-09-14T11:02:51.962Z). Growth from the Sep 5 baseline of 45/387/432: +4 Cybercab, +3 Model Y, +7 total.
45 Cybercabs and 387 Model Ys across 432 unique DMV records. Two reads matched; no increase was detected.
Tesla confirms rides in limited areas. Other cities’ Cybercab availability remains unverified.
Tesla’s current service page lists six cities. Dated service polygons are still needed to measure expansion.
June 7 – September 5, 2026 · All cities
Historical observations not loaded. Growth will appear when both dates have comparable counts. A dash means unavailable, not zero growth.
City selection also updates the map and fleet cards. Counts from different sources or operating modes are not mixed. Percentage growth is unavailable when the starting count is zero.
No steering wheel. No pedals. Excludes Model Y.
Conventional Tesla with steering wheel and pedals.
Nationwide Cybercab coverage: Texas is the only verified source currently loaded. Other states and city allocations: not yet verified. New state sources will be matched by VIN so the same vehicle is counted once across overlapping rosters. A listing does not establish the vehicle’s current location or passenger-service status.
439 vehicles on Texas AV roster · observed September 15, 2026. Counted directly from all 439 unique VIN records: 49 Cybercabs and 390 Model Ys. Roster inclusion does not establish current passenger service. This statewide snapshot stays fixed when you select a city.
Nationwide model totals: not verified. Do not subtract these Texas registrations from the 958 community service roster or the 275 unsupervised count.
TxDMV public AV roster · 439 unique VINs ↗ · Tesla vehicle designs ↗
Get to know the purpose-built Cybercab. Features and announcements are sourced to Tesla’s official documentation and public statements, checked September 5, 2026. Upcoming features are labelled Announced.
Musk announced on September 5 that riders will be able to plug in a PlayStation or Xbox. Connection details and availability are not yet confirmed in Tesla’s rider guide.
Musk statement · via TeslaMagz ↗The passenger Cybercab has neither a steering wheel nor accelerator or brake pedals. It is a different vehicle design from Model Y.
Tesla source ↗Tesla describes Cybercab as a gold-colored vehicle with doors that open upward in a butterfly layout.
Tesla source ↗Cybercab carries up to two people, with bench-style seating and no seat reserved for a driver.
Tesla source ↗Tesla says the trunk fits two standard checked suitcases plus two carry-ons. Published cargo volume is 20.2 cubic feet.
Tesla source ↗Climate and media preferences stay in your passenger profile and carry over to later rides.
Tesla source ↗The screen handles cabin temperature, seat adjustments, music, door controls and starting the trip.
Tesla source ↗The cabin includes USB-C charging ports for passengers.
Tesla source ↗At pickup, the front lightbar uses a color shown in your app to help identify your ride. Check the license plate too.
Tesla source ↗When parked for pickup, a door can open automatically after the vehicle detects the booking passenger’s phone, provided no obstruction is detected.
Tesla source ↗Tesla lists Braille on door and overhead controls, wheelchair-height seating for transfers, and cargo space for mobility aids.
Tesla source ↗Tesla publishes 43.4 inches of legroom and 38.3 inches of headroom for Cybercab.
Tesla source ↗There is no front trunk or glove box. Larger bags go in the rear trunk.
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