Tesla preps Cybercab launch. What to know about the newest robotaxi - Tesla is preparing to reveal its new two-seat, fully autonomous Cybercab robotaxi. - The company plans to expand its Robotaxi service to about a dozen states by the end of the year. - According to EPA documents, the all-wheel drive vehicle will have a 418-mile range and 219 horsepower. Tesla is gearing up to release details about its new two-seat Cybercab robotaxi amid plans to greatly expand the service to multiple states. Tesla has posted multiple teasers on X about the upcoming reveal, including an Aug. 29 post promising the Cybercab reveal is "less than one week away." The company is planning to hold an event at its Austin headquarters on Sept. 3, according to multiple reports. Tesla is planning to expand its Robotaxi service to a "dozen or so states" by the end of the year, CEO Elon Musk told investors as his company was reporting first-quarter earnings on April 22. Tesla said on its website that Cybercab will be a "purpose-built fully autonomous vehicle, will offer rides in your area in the future." Musk has also said the Robotaxi will be a big part in his company's "overall shift to an autonomous future." With that in mind, the USA TODAY Cars team took a look at what we know about the Tesla Cybercab and the company's plans for its Robotaxi expansion. What are the specs of the Tesla Cybercab? Tesla revealed in documents submitted to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in May that the Cybercab will have a fully electric motor. It will weigh 3,113 pounds and have a 48 kWh lithium-ion battery with a charge depleting range of about 418 miles. Tesla said the Cybercab will be all-wheel drive and have 219 horsepower. The vehicle