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Home/Tech/Tesla opens Cybercab orders to select customers at $29,990
VERIFIEDBy Xavier Rivera·Friday, November 13, 2026 at 7:51 PM AST·1.5 min read

Tesla opens Cybercab orders to select customers at $29,990

Tesla has opened Cybercab orders to select customers at $29,990, with estimated delivery in December 2026 in Austin. A $1,000 non-refundable deposit is due now, and operation requires a $299 monthly autonomy subscription.

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Tesla has opened Cybercab orders to select customers at $29,990. Estimated delivery is December 2026 in Austin, and a $1,000 non-refundable deposit is due at order. Operating the vehicle requires an autonomy subscription at $299 a month, with one month included. The listed price excludes taxes. The screen does not list a maintenance price.

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Tesla has opened Cybercab orders to select customers for personal use at $29,990, with estimated delivery in December 2026 in Austin, Texas. A $1,000 deposit is due at order and is not refundable.

The listed purchase price excludes taxes. The order screen shows $29,990 as the estimated purchase price, and the same figure appears again in the order summary. The amount due today is the $1,000 deposit, and the screen marks that deposit as non-refundable.
Operating the vehicle requires an autonomy subscription.

Operating the vehicle requires an autonomy subscription. The listed rate is $299 a month, shown next to a checked subscription box. One month is included with the purchase. After that, the subscription is billed separately each month until the buyer cancels. The panel says the price excludes taxes and that terms apply. Regular vehicle maintenance is also required to operate the Cybercab. The screen lists that duty beside the subscription and does not show a maintenance price.

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The order panel includes warranty and insurance. Those items appear under a separate heading, with a link for more detail. No warranty price and no insurance price are printed on the order summary.
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Estimated delivery is December 2026 in Austin. The screen marks the delivery month as an estimate and lists Austin, Texas as the delivery city. It does not list another delivery site. Payment on the page can be made by card or through Google Pay.
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Only select customers have been invited to order. Placing the order requires agreement to the Cybercab order agreement, the terms of use, the autonomy subscription agreement, and the privacy notice. The invitation is limited to those customers.
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