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Monday 16 November 2026

Tesla Cybercab heads to Adelaide, but it can't drive here

Tesla's Cybercab is touring Australian showrooms and Adelaide is next after Melbourne. Australian law still doesn't let a driverless car on public roads.

Arden Lux Monday 16 November 2026, open calendar5 min read

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Tesla's Cybercab is in Melbourne this week, and Adelaide is next on its list. You can sit in it, take photos of it and ask staff about it. What you can't do is ride in one on an Australian road, because the law here still assumes a human is driving.

A gold Tesla Cybercab two seater with both butterfly doors raised in a studio photograph — Photo: Tesla, Inc. / Tesla media gallery, official press photo, cropped and resized.

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