Tesla Cybercab Gets 40 kWh Battery: 5 Stakes, Silver Color
Tesla Cybercab's Smaller Battery Is a Bigger Deal Than It Sounds Co-produced by Daniel Aharonoff and DigitalDan As the chief editor of tesladan.me, I have covered a lot of Elon Musk announcements — some huge, some quirky, some that turned out to be bigger than anyone realized at the time. This weekend's news falls squarely into that last category. On November 7, Musk casually revealed on X that Tesla's Cybercab robotaxi is getting a smaller battery — a 40 kWh pack — along with a brand-new liquid silver color. It sounds like a footnote. It is not. A smaller battery in a robotaxi is a window into how Tesla plans to make driverless rides cheaper than owning a car, and it tells us a lot about where the Cybercab program is headed next. So what did Musk actually say, why does a 16% smaller battery matter, and what does a splash of liquid silver have to do with any of it? Let's break it down. What Musk Actually Said About the 40 kWh Cybercab Battery The news cam...
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