Inside Tesla’s wheel-less Cybercab: a smooth ride, stubborn glitches
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The Verge spent about an hour riding Tesla’s wheel-free Cybercab in Austin, an experience that shows a future of autonomous lounges with a spacious interior and a big touchscreen, but is dampened by butterfly-door quirks, awkward drop-off spots, long wait times, and a self-driving system that isn’t fully confident, all amid regulatory scrutiny as Tesla plans broader rollout.
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