Help Us Build Our Robotaxi Network
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An independent Robotaxi network for the Carolinas, organizing capital, infrastructure, and partners now so we are first in line when Cybercab fleet vehicles become available. Starting in Charlotte, Raleigh, and Wilmington.
Where we start
Three metros in North Carolina, then the rest of the Carolinas.
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte
The largest city in the Carolinas, and the first place we intend to organize capital, infrastructure, and partners.
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh
The state capital and the center of the Triangle. We are looking for partners here alongside Charlotte.
Wilmington, NC
Wilmington
A coastal city we want to serve from the start, so the network reaches the coast as well as the interior.
Board of advisors
We are assembling a board of advisors before the first vehicle arrives.
Expertise we are looking for
- Fleet operations
- EV charging and real estate
- Municipal and regulatory
- Insurance
- Capital markets
What we offer
We are building out these three areas.
Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing
If you are interested in owning or purchasing Cybercab vehicles for fleet use, tell us about yourself. We are collecting interest so we can follow up as purchasing opportunities take shape.
Mobility hubs and infrastructure
A Robotaxi network needs places for vehicles to charge, park, be cleaned, and be serviced. If you own or operate property, charging, or service capacity, we would like to hear from you.
Event collaboration
Events are a natural place to introduce people to Robotaxi service. If you organize events or venues and want to explore working together, use the form and describe what you have in mind.
The vehicles
The vehicles we intend to operate.
Launched in Austin
Cybercab
Tesla's two-seat, no-steering-wheel vehicle, launched in Austin. The vehicle we intend to purchase for fleet use in the Carolinas.
In service in six US metros
Robotaxi
Tesla's ride service, running Model Y and Cybercab vehicles in limited areas of six Florida and Texas metros today.
Announced — arriving soon per Tesla
Robovan
Tesla's autonomous van, seating up to 20 by default, listed as “arriving soon” on tesla.com/robotaxi. No date, pricing, or production timeline has been published.
What is Cybercab? How is it different from the Model Y Robotaxi vehicle?
Tesla describes Cybercab as a two-seat vehicle with no steering wheel, built to drive itself, with room for luggage and a large touchscreen for riders.
The Model Y Robotaxi is a production Model Y running Tesla's autonomy software with a steering wheel still in place; Cybercab is built only for autonomous service.