Tesla Cybercab Japan Tour Opens Across Four Cities Starting September 11

Tesla Japan has set the Cybercab Japan Tour for September 2026, putting the steering-wheel-free robotaxi on public display at four venues across Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya after promising a fuller schedule when Tesla Asia first flagged Tokyo among its Asia display cities.

In a September 5 press release and matching X post, Tesla Japan said Cybercab will make its Japan premiere on the tour, giving visitors a look at the two-seat vehicle designed for unsupervised Robotaxi service rather than human driving. The car has no steering wheel or pedals, butterfly doors that open upward, and what Tesla calls its largest center touchscreen yet. The company said U.S. production of Cybercab has already started, with vehicles headed into Robotaxi service in stages.

The published stop list is:

• Tokyo Aoyama at OMAKASE Aoyama Garden by GMO, September 11–14
• Osaka at Tesla Grand Front Osaka, September 17–20
• Nagoya at Tesla Nagoya Noritake (Aeon Mall Nagoya Noritake Garden), September 22–23
• Tokyo Shinjuku at Tesla Shinjuku, September 26–28

Opening hours were still listed as forthcoming on Tesla’s Japan event page and official X, and Tesla warned dates or content can change with weather or venue rules. Visitors can also see current Japan inventory such as the Model 3 and Model Y at the same stops.

Nothing in the Japan materials frames the tour as a Robotaxi launch, test rides, or Cybercab sales in Japan. Like other early Cybercab showcases, it reads as a static display meant to put the purpose-built robotaxi in front of local fans after public Cybercab rides opened in Austin.

For anyone tracking the Asia rollout, Japan is now the first of the four Asia display markets with concrete venues and dates on the calendar.