Tesla Halloween Carnival: Cybertruck, Robotaxi Gather, Step into the Cyberpunk World

Tesla will host a special "Frunk or Treat" Halloween event at its super factory in Texas. In addition to exclusive exhibits like the first batch of Tesla Cyber trucks used for crash testing, the most eye-catching exhibit is the uncrewed Tesla Robotaxi. This self-driving car, which does not requires steering wheel or pedals, successfully exhibited at the Warner Bros. studios, with its smooth driving leaving a deep impression.

The Tesla Robotaxi features upward-opening doors that resemble butterfly wings, and a uniform metallic appearance with a golden sheen.  Some areas are decorated in black, keeping the overall look from being monotonous. It's worth mentioning that the vehicle's tire design is solid disc-shaped, with a circular groove in the center, similar to a large speaker. The overall style combines elements from Tesla's other models and the Cybertruck, presenting a cyberpunk futuristic style.

Elon Musk mentioned that the operating cost of the Tesla Robotaxi is expected to be $0.20 per mile, with a price tag under $30,000. Production is expected to begin within the next two years, with an estimated release date in 2026.

Since its debut in 2019, the Tesla Cybertruck has attracted broad attention and discussion with its unique appearance and performance. Tesla Cybertruck offers three different power configurations: single motor rear-drive version, dual motor all-wheel-drive version, and a triple motor "Cyberbeast" version. The triple motor version has a 0-60 mph acceleration time of just 2.6 seconds, which is quite impressive for a pickup truck. The dual motor version has an acceleration time of 4.1 seconds, while the single motor version is expected to be 6.7 seconds.

About Tesla robotaxi service, the Robotaxi Tesla will plans to launch Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, the vehicles will not be equipped with a steering wheel or pedals, aiming to provide a completely unmanned driving experience, and users can summon Robotaxi through Tesla's dedicated app, similar to the services of Uber and Lyft.