Buy, Hold or Sell Tesla Stock Ahead of Cybercab Launch? Electric vehicle (EV) and tech giant Tesla TSLA is moving closer to a major test of its robotaxi ambitions. The company is preparing for the public rollout of its Cybercab. Per media reports, the vehicle is expected to be launched in Austin, TX, by the end of this month. Unlike Tesla’s existing vehicles, Cybercab is purpose-built for autonomous driving, with no steering wheel or pedals. Can the Cybercab become the next major growth engine for Tesla? Or is the company asking investors to pay too much today for a future that remains uncertain? Let’s dig deeper. Cybercab in TSLA’s Robotaxi Push Per Teslarati, Tesla has been producing Cybercab units at Gigafactory Texas since April, initially using them as test vehicles across different environments and climates. The vehicles have been spotted in several states, including California, Nevada, Florida, New York and Pennsylvania. The company plans to begin by offering Cybercab rides to its employees before incorporating the vehicles into its Robotaxi service in Austin. If executed well, the autonomous ride-hailing network that could generate recurring, high-margin revenue. The opportunity is significant. There are signs that Tesla's autonomy efforts are gaining traction. Robotaxi service is now live across seven U.S. metropolitan areas, while unsupervised operations are expanding in markets including Austin, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando and Tampa. Image Source: Tesla, Inc. On its last earnings call, Tesla noted that its unsupervised miles have been growing at a double-digit rate and expects this momentum to continue through the year. But the gap with the industry's leader remains substantial. Alphabet’s Waymo Has a Major Lead Tesla’s robotaxi hubs have racked up about 380,000 driverless miles in total, per the company’s last quarterly release. Alphabet’s GOOGL Waymo passed that number years ago and has since