A recent discovery reveals that some Tesla Cybertruck models—designed as futuristic, driverless vehicles—still include traditional steering wheels, contradicting the company’s emphasis on autonomous driving. The revelation challenges Tesla’s marketing claims about the vehicle’s hands-free capabilities, raising questions about whether the Cybertruck fully delivers on its promised innovation. Industry observers are now scrutinizing whether this oversight reflects a technical limitation or a shift in the company’s long-term vision for autonomous technology. The finding could influence consumer expectations and the broader debate over the readiness of self-driving vehicles.
Oops! Many Tesla Cybercabs Actually Do Have Steering Wheels, Undercutting a Core Promise Futurism
