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Tesla starts Cybertruck tests in Austin
Tesla has launched a ride-hailing service using the Cybertruck, which lacks a steering wheel and pedals for control, in a limited area of Austin, Texas. The vehicle is focused on full autonomous driving and is part of the company's plan to make the Cybertruck the main model for self-driving cars within a broader network of autonomous taxis. Despite expectations, Tesla faces regulatory challenges, as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) evaluates safety and imposes restrictions on the sale and operation of these vehicles without traditional control tools. This slows the service's expansion and limits its financial capabilities. Tesla predicts that the Cybertruck will become the most-produced vehicle in its fleet, but the work is still in the early stages, with practical and regulatory challenges impacting its widespread adoption.
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