Tesla’s upcoming Cybercab has sparked controversy among potential buyers after reports revealed it lacks an onboard charger, meaning it cannot be plugged into standard household outlets for charging. Unlike other electric vehicles, the model requires external charging stations, raising concerns about convenience and accessibility for owners. The omission comes despite growing demand for home-charging solutions in the electric vehicle market. Critics question whether this design choice will limit the vehicle’s practicality for everyday use.
Tesla's Cybercab Can't Be Charged at Home, Features No Onboard Charger | EV eletric-vehicles.com
