14 Comments Tesla has been spotted testing its Cybercab robotaxi on roads at Gigafactory Texas, which is interesting as Tesla is limited on where it can test the steering-wheel-less vehicle. When Tesla unveiled the Cybercab last month, it did it at the Warners Bros studio lot, and it did so for a good reason. Tesla wanted to demonstrate what a self-driving robotaxi fleet would look like operating in a city. The studio lot can look like a small city, but it is all private roads, and that’s the real reason Tesla did it there. The automaker has yet to seek self-driving test permits, and instead, Tesla relies on its “supervised Full Self-Driving” being classified as a level 2 driver assist system where the driver is always responsible. Under these conditions, Tesla is able to test its system in its existing vehicle lineup, but the Cybercab is different since it doesn’t have a steering wheel or pedals. Now, Tesla has been spotted testing Cybercab around Gigafactory Texas in Austin: