Tesla Cybercab specs revealed: cargo space, weight limit, low entry
Public rider and compliance guides detail the robotaxi's practical dimensions for passengers and luggage.
Tesla has released rider guides and compliance documents for the Cybercab, offering new details on the vehicle's practical dimensions.
According to the publicly available guides, the Cybercab offers 20.2 cubic feet (572 liters) of rear cargo capacity and can accommodate up to 220 pounds (100 kilograms) in the trunk. The robotaxi features a notably low 16.5-inch step-in height, designed to make entry and exit easier for passengers.
The specifications underline Tesla's focus on accessibility and usability in the Cybercab's design. The low step-in height is particularly notable for passengers with mobility limitations or those carrying luggage. The cargo dimensions suggest the vehicle is oriented toward point-to-point ridesharing rather than long-haul travel, consistent with Tesla's positioning of the Cybercab as an urban autonomous taxi.
These details emerge as Tesla continues preparing the Cybercab for deployment. The publicly released guides indicate the company is moving through regulatory and operational documentation ahead of broader rollout.
"More info about @Tesla's Cybercab from the rider guide and compliance guides that they publicly released earlier today: • It has 20.2-cu ft (572-L) of rear cargo capacity. • The trunk can accommodate up to 220 lb (100 kg). • Cybercab has a very low 16.5" step-in height. •"— X · @SawyerMerritt