Tesla Opens Cybercab Orders for Personal Use at $29,990, $299/Month

Tesla Opens Cybercab Orders for Personal Use at $29,990, $299/Month

Tesla has opened Cybercab ownership to individual buyers. In an announcement on X, the company said select customers are being invited to purchase the two-seat vehicle for personal use. Materials shared with the announcement show a $29,990 purchase price, a required $299 monthly subscription, and estimated deliveries in December 2026.

Cybercab Price and Requirements

Tesla had previously said it expected Cybercab pricing below $30,000; that is now official. It is also the first indication of pricing for Tesla's "Unsupervised FSD" subscription, which the company lists at $299 per month to operate the Cybercab. Tesla's order page also notes that regular vehicle maintenance is required.

Cybercab Uses

Tesla specifies the Cybercab can be purchased for personal use, allowing owners to use the vehicle without paying Robotaxi fares. At launch, operation is limited to supported service areas.

Service Areas

At least one customer has already placed an order. Matt Holm shared his Cybercab order confirmation on X. His screenshot shows a Tesla email confirming the order and advising that a Tesla advisor will follow up.

Tesla says initial availability is limited and operation is restricted to supported service areas. Right now, Austin, Texas is the only location where Tesla is operating Cybercabs, with availability to expand as production ramps.

Tesla says owners will be able to monitor their Cybercab and manage rides through an app.

Cybercab Storage Compared With Model 3

Tesla lists 20.1 cubic feet of storage space for the Cybercab. For comparison, the Model 3 includes 24.1 cubic feet across the frunk and trunk. The configuration includes seating for two, ambient lighting, and a 21-inch screen.

From Fleet Interest to Personal Ownership

These invitations follow Tesla's September launch of a Cybercab fleet purchasing interest form for businesses.

During the Q3 2026 earnings call, Tesla targeted initial customer deliveries by year-end as Cybercab production ramped. Musk also said Tesla expected to own the vast majority of Cybercabs.

With orders now open to select customers and deliveries scheduled for December 2026, more details about personal operation are expected soon.