Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's much-anticipated robotaxi, the Cybercab, at the 'We, Robot' event in Los Angeles, showcasing its fully autonomous capabilities. The Cybercab, which features no steering wheel or pedals and is designed for two passengers, relies on artificial intelligence and computer vision for navigation, operating at an estimated cost of around 20 cents per mile. Musk emphasized that the vehicle aims to provide affordable premium transportation, with a projected price below $30,000 and availability expected by 2026. Notably, a Shiba Inu captured attention during the event, prompting engagement from the crypto community. The Cybercab's minimalist design includes inductive charging and a large screen for controls, while Musk expressed confidence in the transition to unsupervised Full Self-Driving technology. However, questions remain regarding regulatory approval and competition from other autonomous vehicle companies.