Tesla's Cybercab has appeared in EPA certification documents, revealing a 48 kWh battery, 219-horsepower motor, and approximately 293 miles of EPA-estimated range. The filing confirms the vehicle uses front-wheel drive, weighs 3,113 pounds, and represents one of the most efficient EVs in terms of range-per-battery capacity.
InsideEVs notes the Cybercab will be the lightest EV on the U.S. market, approximately 700 pounds lighter than a Model 3.
Electrek reports that the Cybercab's unadjusted EPA combined range reaches 418 miles, and the vehicle was introduced into commerce on May 29, 2026.
Tesla Oracle reports that the Cybercab's front-wheel drive architecture is a first for Tesla, likely designed to maximize interior space for the autonomous ride-hailing vehicle.
Auto Motor und Sport reports a discrepancy in the EPA certification between the listed front-wheel drive configuration and all-wheel drive testing data.
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