It has been reported that Tesla has opened up personal reservation access for its autonomous Cybercab to "selected customers." The order page indicates that vehicles are expected to be delivered in December 2026, with deliveries restricted to designated cities in Texas, and the vehicles will only operate within defined geofenced areas; the base price is $29,999, plus an additional monthly usage fee of $299. Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that the Cybercab will expand nationwide after regulatory approval and noted that the current monthly fee is "too high," suggesting it should align closer to approximately $115 per month—the combined cost of Full Self-Driving and connectivity services on other Tesla models.

Tesla executive Ashok Elluswamy further clarified that the Cybercab will operate without supervision within the same geographic regions as the Robotaxi network, but the service will be available exclusively to vehicle owners. Tesla previously announced plans to cease Cybertruck production next year and redirect incremental capacity toward manufacturing more Cybercabs.