Tesla has opened a dedicated interest form on its website for businesses and investors interested in purchasing fleets of its Cybercab robotaxis. The form, located at tesla.com/robotaxi/interest, invites companies to express interest in acquiring the two-seat autonomous vehicles for commercial use.
Titled "Help Us Build Our Robotaxi Network," the page collects basic contact information including first and last name, email address, phone number, and company name. Interested parties can select from options such as Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing, mobility hubs and infrastructure, event collaboration, or other. The form also includes fields for additional information and a deployment region.
Tesla emphasizes that submitting the form is not a purchase order or commitment but a request to be considered for future opportunities. Those who submit authorize the company to contact them regarding the request and other Tesla products, services, and events.
The form went live on September 3, coinciding with an invite-only Cybercab launch event at Gigafactory Texas in Austin. Tesla has already registered dozens of the purpose-built Cybercabs in Texas's automated vehicle system alongside its existing Model Y robotaxis.
This development marks the first public channel for fleet-level purchases of the Cybercab, which Tesla positions as a key part of its robotaxi network expansion. The company has previously highlighted the vehicle's potential for high-volume production and lower costs compared to traditional vehicles.
Industry observers note that the move aligns with Tesla's strategy of partnering with third parties to scale its autonomous ride-hailing operations rather than operating the entire network internally. Regulatory approvals for unsupervised autonomous driving remain a factor in deployment timelines across different regions.
The form represents an early step toward enabling commercial fleet operators to participate in the robotaxi ecosystem. Tesla has not disclosed specific pricing, delivery schedules, or minimum order quantities for fleet buyers at this stage.
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