Tesla has posted an official interest form at tesla.com/robotaxi/interest asking companies and partners to help build its Robotaxi network, with options for future Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing, mobility hubs and infrastructure, event collaboration, or Other, plus a Deployment Region field.
The page is titled Help Us Build Our Robotaxi Network. It collects a first and last name, email, phone, and company name, then asks which of those four interest types apply, plus additional information and a region, before a Submit button. Tesla says completing the form is a request to be considered for future Robotaxi opportunities, not a purchase order and not a rider signup in the Robotaxi app.
By submitting, the company says you authorize Tesla to contact you about the request and about Tesla products, services, and regional events using the details you provide, including calls or texts that may use automated dialing. Consent is not required to complete the request, and you can opt out in the Tesla app or by unsubscribing.
The form lands the same day Tesla hosts its invite-only Cybercab launch at Gigafactory Texas in Austin, starting 4:45 p.m. Central Time on September 3, after the company updated Robotaxi terms so a ride covers both Cybercabs and Model Y Robotaxis and listed 420 vehicles on Texas’s automated-vehicle registry, including 375 Model Y robotaxis and 45 purpose-built Cybercabs that first showed up on the state roster on August 31. Tesla has not said on the interest page when fleet sales, hub deals, or event partnerships would start, or which cities the Deployment Region field is meant to cover.
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