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Friday 23 October 2026

Tesla sets its Cybercab launch in Austin for 3 September

Tesla set an invite-only Cybercab launch in Austin for 3 September, with RSVPs closing on 30 August. Its invite promised a livestream for everyone else.

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Tesla's Cybercab, its two-seat robotaxi, gets its launch night in Austin on Thursday, 3 September. Tesla posted an "Exclusive Access: Cybercab" graphic on 22 August naming the date, and Teslarati posted the invite the same day. Electrek confirmed it on the 24th. It's invite-only. RSVPs close on 30 August at 11:59 p.m. Pacific, and Tesla says it'll livestream it for everyone else.

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