Tesla unveiled its long-awaited driverless “Cybercab” robotaxi at an event in California, showcasing its fully autonomous design with no steering wheel or pedals.

Elon Musk highlighted its inductive charging and estimated a price under $30,000, with production expected before 2027.

Tesla also revealed a large “Robovan” for up to 20 passengers and further showcased its humanoid robot, Optimus.

While Tesla aims for unsupervised autonomous vehicles by next year, experts and regulatory hurdles suggest widespread adoption could take longer, AOL.com has reported.

Tesla’s self-driving tech faces scrutiny, with past delays and safety concerns still in focus.

Written by B.C. Begley