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November 14, 2025

Elon Musk Confirms Cybercab Production Will Begin in April 2026, Reveals First Look at Unboxed Manufacturing Line - driveteslacanada.ca

by Matt Wilson Tesla has officially locked in the timeline for Cybercab production, with CEO Elon Musk confirming during the company’s annual shareholder meeting that the dedicated robotaxi will enter production in April 2026.

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Elon Musk says Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, is now moving from prototype to mass production and will become a cornerstone of the company’s future. At the 2025 shareholder meeting he announced that the first production line will be built at the Fremont plant, targeting roughly one million units per year, with the potential to scale to ten million annually at Gigafactory Texas and even a speculative 100‑million‑unit line on Mars. Musk linked the robot to a “sustainable abundance” vision, claiming Optimus could be “the biggest product of all time,” dramatically boost productivity, eliminate poverty and enable a form of universal basic income. He also tied the robot to his new performance‑award compensation plan, which requires Tesla to deliver one million Optimus units to unlock a valuation tranche. The rollout is positioned alongside other AI‑driven initiatives such as robotaxis and the upcoming Cybercab, underscoring Musk’s belief that humanoid robots will reshape the global economy.

by Matt Wilson

Tesla has officially locked in the timeline for Cybercab production, with CEO Elon Musk confirming during the company’s annual shareholder meeting that the dedicated robotaxi will enter production in April 2026.

The update narrows the window previously given for a Q2 2026 start and marks Tesla’s most definitive commitment yet to launching its autonomous ride-hailing vehicle. “And [Cybercab] production is happening right here in this factory, and we’ll be starting production in April next year,” Musk said.

The Cybercab is designed from the ground up for autonomous operation, integrating Tesla’s latest Full Self-Driving (FSD) hardware and a cabin built specifically for robotaxi use – without a steering wheel or pedals.

A First Look at the Unboxed Assembly Line

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