Tesla's Cybercab line at Giga Texas is now building the purpose-built two-seater faster than robotaxi deployments can absorb it, vehicle engineering chief Lars Moravy told Munro Live - while in Austin, the driverless fleet logged 438,000 unsupervised miles in the week ending October 18, edging past Waymo's Austin weekly average for the first time.

In this episode:

- Moravy: "We actually don't run the line every day" - the production line is outpacing robotaxi deployments

- About 25 fully automated final-assembly stations, close to 80% line automation, no paint shop, and a 10-second cycle goal: one car every 10 seconds

- 500,000-mile design life, swappable 4680 modules in a steel enclosure, wireless battery management, and an A-minus pack grade

- Austin's 438,000 unsupervised miles (+30% week over week) vs Waymo's roughly 406,000 Austin weekly average - and why the caveats still matter

- Texas records now list 970 registered robotaxis, 463 of them the two-seater; Houston's service map grew roughly tenfold; Dallas is on deck for November

Sources:

- Cybercab.news on the Munro Live Giga Texas walkthrough: https://www.cybercab.news/article/cybercab-line-outpacing-robotaxi-munro-oct27

- Teslarati: https://www.teslarati.com/tesla-has-a-cybercab-problem-nobody-saw-coming/

- Electrek on the Austin weekly miles: https://electrek.co/2026/10/27/musk-robotaxi-victory-waymo-austin-miles/

The Cybercab Report is hosted by Daniel Aharonoff, following Tesla's Cybercab fleet growth, FSD releases, robotaxi operations, and the regulation and safety story around them. New episodes publish on weekday mornings when there is genuinely new news.