Tesla showcases Cybercab robotaxi at Paris Motor Show starting Oct. 12

Tesla is bringing its Cybercab robotaxi to Europe for the first time, with a display at the Paris Motor Show running October 12 through 18, 2026. The vehicle, which has no steering wheel and no pedals by design, will be exhibited at Hall 7.1 of the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles alongside several other Tesla products. Nobody at the show will actually get to ride in one. That distinction belongs to Austin, Texas, where Tesla launched public paid Cybercab rides in September 2026, the first commercial deployment of the vehicle anywhere in the world. What Tesla is actually bringing to Paris The Cybercab display is the centerpiece, but Tesla is padding the booth with substance. Attendees can test-drive six Tesla models equipped with the company’s Full Self-Driving technology, giving European consumers a hands-on experience with the autonomy stack even if the Cybercab itself remains behind a velvet rope. Tesla’s Optimus Gen 2 humanoid robot will also appear at the show, alongside the Model 3 and Model Y and a selection of Tesla Energy products. The Cybercab itself is a two-seater built from the ground up for autonomous operation. Production began at Gigafactory Texas earlier in 2026, and...