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Tesla shows Cybercab at import expo in its Asian debutMachine translation

特斯拉在进博会展示 Cybercab,迎来亚洲首秀

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Tesla showed its gold Cybercab autonomous taxi at the Shanghai import expo. The vehicle has no steering wheel or pedals. According to a post cited by IT之家, Cybercab began operating in Austin, Texas, on September 3, with more than 300 vehicles entering service within 30 days.

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IT Home reported on November 7 that Sina Technology published a post today (November 7) saying that Tesla displayed its Cybercab self-driving taxi at the ninth China International Import Expo, held from November 5 to 10 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center. It was also the Asian debut of Tesla's production Cybercab, a gold-colored vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals.

Tesla's booth at this year's event is in Hall 3H of the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai. The official account @China International Import Expo personally promoted it, saying:

Tesla's booth is packed with visitors and brimming with futuristic technology! ⚡🤖

From the Cybercab self-driving electric vehicle and humanoid robots to the Model Y Performance and new products on display for the first time, a range of innovations are on show together, drawing visitors to stop and try them out! 🚗✨

How will technology reshape the future of travel and daily life? Come to Hall 3H of the National Exhibition and Convention Center and discover more surprises together!

Citing the post, IT Home said Tesla's Cybercab self-driving taxi began operating in Austin, United States, on September 3. More than 300 vehicles entered service within 30 days, expanding the fleet to 10 times its original size.

As of October 18, Tesla's Robotaxi fleet had traveled approximately 5 million kilometers with no safety attendant in the vehicle. None of the vehicles' airbags had deployed, and there had been no incidents in which an at-fault collision caused injury.

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