Tesla Adds Cybercab Merch: $40 Tees, $85 Backpack, $35 Cup

Tesla Adds Cybercab Merch: $40 Tees, $85 Backpack, $35 Cup

Tesla has expanded its Cybercab Collection on the Tesla Shop, adding four products: two T-shirts, a backpack, and a gold version of the On the Road Cup. Browse the lineup at shop.tesla.com.

These items join existing offerings that include a Cybercab-themed pickleball paddle made with Selkirk, a gold portable charger, additional apparel, and other paint-to-match drinkware options.

Cybercab Wireframe Tee ($40)

Tesla describes this shirt simply: “Autonomy for all.” It features a small Cybercab wordmark on the front and an intricate wireframe print on the back showing the Cybercab with its doors open, a view of the cabin and passenger screen, all set over a grid in gold-toned lines. The tee is made from 100% cotton.

Cybercab Gradient Reflective Tee ($40)

This T-shirt places a reflective gold halftone square on the front with the Cybercab wordmark in black across it, plus a Tesla wordmark on the back. The fabric blend is 95% cotton and 5% elastane.

Tesla Cybercab Backpack ($85)

The backpack is constructed from matte black polyurethane that is water- and abrasion-resistant and uses a magnetic flap closure. A gold Cybercab silhouette appears on the flap, complemented by a gold Tesla logo near the bottom.

Inside, it includes a padded laptop pocket and compartments for electronics, accessories, and books. Capacity is 14 liters, with dimensions of 11.8 × 5.5 × 15.7 inches. Tesla says it fits over most luggage handles and under most airline seats.

On the Road Cup P2M in Gold ($35)

This double-walled stainless steel cup now comes in a gold finish to match the Cybercab. It holds 10 oz, is dishwasher-safe, and uses a suction-seal clear lid with a slider featuring a raised T logo. A laser-etched Tesla wordmark runs down the side, and a rubber base helps prevent slipping. Tesla says it fits snugly in all cupholders across its S3XY lineup and the Cybertruck.

The Closest You’ll Get to a Cybercab for Now

There are already more than 300 Cybercabs operating commercially in Austin, and rides are set to launch in Dallas this month. Tesla also said it’s aiming to deliver the first Cybercabs to customers before the end of the year, but those first units will almost certainly go to commercial and fleet customers.

In Europe, the Cybercab is touring with stops at a dozen locations across several countries. For most people, this Cybercab-inspired merchandise may be the nearest they’ll get to owning a Cybercab for a while.