Musk Says Cybercab's $299 Monthly Self-Driving Subscription Fee Is Too High

Tesla announced that it has begun opening Cybercab purchase channels to some individual customers, with a starting price of $29,990, and the first vehicles are expected to be delivered in December. However, Cybercab individual purchase eligibility is currently open only to specific invited customers, and the first batch of deliveries is also temporarily concentrated in the Austin, Texas area. Users also need to pay a $1,000 non-refundable order deposit. In addition, the vehicle must be paired with a $299-per-month autonomous driving subscription service in order to operate. In response to a related post published by a user on Platform X, Musk said: "Once regulatory approval is obtained, the service will be rolled out nationwide. However, its monthly fee is too high; its pricing should be comparable to the FSD and connectivity service fees on other Tesla models, that is, about $115 per month."