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Tesla just gave us a look under the hood of the Cybercab — and it's not what you'd expect from a normal car. From a dedicated washer system for every single camera to the "unboxed" manufacturing method built for a sub-10-second production cycle, here's what's really going on inside Tesla's robotaxi, straight from the factory floor.

Tesla’s Cybercab has no steering wheel, no accelerator pedal, no brake pedal—and now it’s facing scrutiny from U.S. regulators.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has opened an audit examining how Tesla certified the Cybercab and why certain federal safety requirements were considered inapplicable to a vehicle designed without traditional driver controls.

But does an NHTSA audit mean Cybercab is unsafe?

In this video, we break down what the investigation actually means, how Tesla’s self-certification process works, what the early Robotaxi safety data shows, and why autonomous vehicles are challenging regulations originally written around human drivers.

We’ll also look at the bigger question:

Can existing regulations keep up with a vehicle that was never designed to have a human driver?

This could become one of the most important regulatory tests for the future of autonomous vehicles and robotaxis.

What do you think—is this a necessary safety review, or are regulations struggling to catch up with autonomous driving?

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