"As observed by longtime Giga Texas drone operator Joe Tegtmeyer, Tesla had several covered Cybercab units outside the facility's crash testing facility at the time of his recent flyover. The vehicles were covered, but one could easily recognize the Cybercab's sleek lines and compact size. Tegtmeyer also observed during his flyover that production of the Model Y Standard seems to be hitting its pace."
"The drone operator noted that the seven covered Cybercabs might be older prototypes being decommissioned or new units awaiting crash tests. Either scenario points to a ramp-up in Cybercab activity at Giga Texas, however. "In either case, this is another datapoint indicating production is getting closer to happening," Tegtmeyer wrote on X, highlighting that the autonomous two-seaters were quite exciting to see."
A drone flyover of Giga Texas revealed several covered Cybercab units positioned outside the facility's crash testing area. The covered vehicles showed the Cybercab's sleek lines and compact two-seat profile. Seven covered units could represent decommissioned prototypes or new vehicles awaiting crash testing, and either possibility indicates increased Cybercab activity at the site. Model Y Standard production at Giga Texas appears to be underway and gaining pace, with vehicles exiting the factory and moving toward end-of-line preparation for shipping. Additional sightings at Fremont and on South River Road show ongoing prototype testing, sometimes using temporary steering for manual drives.
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