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How to ride a Tesla Robotaxi

We don't book rides. This is how Tesla's app describes it.

Tesla lists its Texas and Florida markets as "Ramping Unsupervised" (no safety driver) and the SF Bay Area as "Safety Driver" (Tesla Q2 2026 Update)
Tesla's app lets riders request support or ask the car to pull over
Check the license plate in the app before getting in
Incident and regulator coverage is linked in our news section

Is CybercabsHQ a robotaxi company?

No. We're an independent fan community and news guide. We don't operate, dispatch or sell rides, and we're not affiliated with Tesla.

Where can I ride a Tesla Robotaxi?

Tesla lists Austin, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando and Tampa. The SF Bay Area runs with a safety driver. See Where it's live for sources and dates.

Where can I ride a Cybercab?

Only Austin, per Tesla's app listing (checked Oct 3, 2026). Other cities use Model Y.

Do I need a Tesla account?

Yes. Tesla's app listing says you sign in with a Tesla Account and can create one first.

Where do your prices come from?

Only from named news reports, labeled "reported", per city. Tesla's app shows the real estimate.

Does CybercabsHQ set or charge fares?

No. We don't set, quote, collect or refund fares. Tesla handles fares, refunds and support.

What if something goes wrong on a ride?

Use Tesla's app or the in-car screen to request support or pull over.

Is my city next?

We list a city as coming next only when Tesla or a named report says so. Today that's Phoenix and Las Vegas (Tesla: "Preparations Underway").

Are rider reports verified?

We read every submission and publish real ones only. They are not verified by Tesla.