AUSTIN, Texas — Fresh off putting driverless Cybercabs on public streets in Austin, Tesla is taking its purpose-built robotaxi on the road, announcing a display tour across four major Asian cities this month.
Tesla's official Asia account invited fans to "come experience the future of autonomy in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Beijing and Shanghai," posting within hours of the company's Cybercab public-rides launch in Texas. The timing ties the international showcase directly to the momentum building in the United States.
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Exact dates and venues have not been released, but Tesla Hong Kong replied that the Cybercab "will be on display" soon, while Tesla Japan pointed followers to a sign-up page for updates. Based on how Tesla has run past Cybercab tours — in Europe in late 2024 and at U.S. shopping centers that December — the Asia stops are almost certainly static displays at Tesla stores or public venues designed to build buzz for future driverless ride-hailing. The car itself is Tesla's first vehicle with no steering wheel and no pedals, relying entirely on cameras and AI, a design that already logged one million unsupervised autonomous miles on the Robotaxi fleet.





