8 Cool Features On The Tesla Robotaxi And Robovan
The Tesla Robotaxi has been revealed and a Robovan along with it.
Elon Musk says the Robotaxi will be sold for less than $30,000, but not anytime soon.
The self-driving prototypes won’t be hitting the road for a few years and Tesla hasn’t revealed all of their secrets, but several features definitely stand out.
OPEN WIDE
The Robotaxi has butterfly doors that open by themselves and a hatchback covering a large trunk for luggage on those airport runs.
LOOK MA, NO HANDS
The Robotaxi has just two seats and a screen for entertainment and controls. There isn’t a steering wheel or any pedals so you can’t drive it even if you wanted to.
UNPLUGGED
The Robotaxi’s sleek body doesn’t have a charging port because it uses inductive charging that allows it to just park over a mat to get juiced up.
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OFF THE RAILS
Elon Musk says the Robovan’s design was inspired by Art Deco streamliner trains.
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ALL ABOARD
The Robovan’s spacious interior can be configured with seating for up to 20 passengers or as a cargo carrier.
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IT’S FRUNKY
As with many electric vehicles, the Robovan has a front trunk known as a frunk.
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JUNK IN THE TRUNK
It also has a rear cargo compartment that we suppose is just called a trunk.
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FIXER UP
Tesla showed the van in various colors and configurations, including used as a service vehicle by one of the Teslabots thte company is also developing.
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