It has been around two weeks since the polarizing Tesla Robotaxi unveiling event named “We, Robot” took place at the Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank, California.
In the meantime, Tesla Cybercab robotaxi has been a matter of debate in the mainstream media (MSM) and inside the automotive enthusiast community. However, Tesla hid all of the 19 prototypes at an unknown location.
However, yesterday, the Austin, Texas-based electric automaker put one of the Robotaxi prototypes on display at Giga Texas. The Robotaxi is put on exhibit in an open space in the factory’s parking lot for the Frunk or Treat event held at the factory yesterday.
Traditionally, Tesla makes only one prototype first and then unveils it at an event. This wasn’t the case with the Cybercab robotaxi reveal. Tesla brought 19 prototypes to the unveiling event for a big demonstration of its Full Self-Driving capabilities with the upcoming version 13.
The color of the Tesla Robotaxi is a unique mix of silver and gold. This is the first-ever Tesla vehicle to get this color. The automaker gave the Cybercab robotaxi a distinct look by using this paint option along with the matching wheel covers painted in the same color.
One more interesting thing is that the Tesla Cybercab robotaxi does not have a Tesla logo or emblem anywhere on the vehicle. This is because it can be instantly identified as the Tesla Robotaxi and doesn’t need identity badges like the Cybertruck.
The interesting thing in these latest Tesla Cybercab photos and videos is that we can see the vehicle in broad daylight. At the unveiling event, it was a dark futuristic environment.
Giga Texas local observer Joe Tegtmeyer who covers drone videos of the factory’s construction progress was also present at the event. He took some great pictures of the Cybercab that he posted in the following X post.
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