Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk has explained the reason behind the company’s decision to remove its logo from the upcoming Cybercab product. According to Musk, a logo is not required if the product is “special enough”.
Musk’s Statement on the Logo Decision
“If the product is special enough, no logo is needed,” Musk stated in a recent post. This philosophy seems to be reflected in the design of the Cybercab, which has no steering wheel or pedals and is designed for autonomous driving only.
Design Inspiration from Cybertruck
The Cybercab’s design takes cues from the Cybertruck, which also lacks a Tesla logo on the front. While the Cybertruck has a distinct design with steel exteriors and an angular structure, the Cybercab features butterfly wing-like doors that open upwards.
Cybercab Key Features and Pricing
The Cybercab is a 2-seater vehicle that will be priced under $30,000. According to Musk, production is scheduled to start in 2026.
Related Unveilings: Robotaxi and Robovan
Tesla has also unveiled a Robotaxi and a robovan, both of which are designed for autonomous transport. The robovan can accommodate up to 20 people or cargo and features an angular design inspired by Art Deco trains. While the company has not provided a production timeline or price point for the robovan, the Robotaxi has already generated buzz in the mobility industry.
The Future of Mobility
As the mobility landscape continues to evolve, companies like Tesla are pushing the boundaries of innovation and design. With its focus on autonomous driving and unique design elements, the Cybercab is an exciting addition to the future of transportation.