@BenjaminDEKR: He wasn't wrong, though
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Tesla is testing its Cybercab robotaxi in Texas with full steer-by-wire technology, indicating faster-than-expected progress toward autonomous ride-hailing.
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He wasn’t wrong, though https://t.co/4KCXhf6Nou
TESLA CARS ONLY⚡️ (@teslacarsonly): Tesla Cybercab testing in Texas — and it’s running full Steer-by-Wire. Pure digital precision. This is the robotaxi future arriving faster than anyone expected. Elon wasn’t joking when he said autonomy changes everything. Who’s ready to ride?
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