Los Angeles, CA – In a highly anticipated event held at the Warner Bros. studio lot, Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled the company's latest innovation: the "Cybercab" robotaxi. This sleek, AI-powered vehicle, which lacks both a steering wheel and pedals, is set to revolutionize the transportation industry.

Musk arrived on stage in one of the futuristic Cybercabs, highlighting the vehicle's advanced autonomous driving capabilities. "We'll move from supervised Full Self-Driving to unsupervised Full Self-Driving, where you can fall asleep and wake up at your destination," Musk declared, envisioning a future where human intervention is no longer necessary.

The Cybercab, expected to cost under $30,000, is slated for production in 2026. However, the event left some investors and experts wanting more concrete details on how Tesla plans to overcome the significant technological and regulatory hurdles ahead.

In addition to the Cybercab, Musk introduced a robovan capable of carrying up to 20 passengers, further emphasizing Tesla's shift towards autonomous, robotic vehicles. The event also featured Tesla's Optimus humanoid robots, showcasing their potential to perform various tasks from babysitting to mowing lawns.

Despite the excitement, the unveiling has not been without its critics. Concerns about the reliability and safety of Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology persist, especially in light of past incidents. Nonetheless, Musk remains optimistic, stating, "The autonomous future is here. With autonomy, you get your time back".

As Tesla continues to push the boundaries of technology, the world watches closely to see if Musk's ambitious vision will become a reality.