Tesla's Cybercab Ambitions
Nov 11, 2026
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AI GeneratedElon Musk predicts that Tesla's Cybercab will dominate the ride-hailing market in regions where commercial robo-taxis are legal, potentially capturing the majority of passenger miles. Additionally, Musk suggested his net worth could eventually reach $10 trillion, a figure surpassing the GDP of several major nations.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk expects the Cybercab
to dominate the ride-hailing market
in jurisdictions where commercial robo-taxi operations are legal.
On Tuesday, Musk said the Cybercab would account
for the majority of passenger miles in those markets.
His comments followed a discussion about Tesla competing
with ride-hailing companies
that collectively employ 16 million drivers.
Anduril Industries co-founder Palmer Luckey
suggested Tesla could capitalize on the sector's
more than $150 billion in revenue by eliminating driver costs.
In a separate post,
Musk suggested his net worth could eventually reach $10 trillion.
According to International Monetary Fund data,
that figure would exceed the current GDP of
several countries, including Japan, Germany, and India.
Tesla shares were up 1.75%
to $386.44 during pre-market trading on Wednesday.
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