Image: Tesla via Mondial de l’Auto
Tesla is bringing a Cybercab from its U.S. robotaxi fleet to the Paris Motor Show this week, along with an Optimus robot and free FSD (Supervised) test drives. That’s according to the Mondial de l’Auto, which published Tesla’s stand lineup based on an official press release from the automaker.
The show runs October 12 to 18 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. Tesla’s stand is C25 in Hall 7.1.
The Cybercab on display isn’t a show car built for the stage. The organizers say it’s one of the units from the operational robotaxi fleet in the U.S., where Tesla has been running Cybercabs in Austin. It’s the two-seat, steering-wheel-free vehicle Tesla is building for autonomous ride-hailing.
Optimus Gen 2 will also be on the stand, pitched as a humanoid robot for repetitive, dangerous or boring household tasks. Tesla is showing the Model Y and Model 3 too, with the organizers noting the Model Y has been France’s best-selling EV so far in 2026.
The part European buyers may care about most is the free FSD (Supervised) rides, which Tesla brands in French as “Conduite Entièrement Automatique (Supervisée).” Tesla says the software has already covered more than 100 million kilometres in the seven European countries where it’s approved, and claims it’s 4.1 times less likely to be involved in a crash than manual driving.
Rounding out the stand are Tesla Energy home products and a Supercharger post, shown off to highlight that the network is open to other brands. Sales, technical and certified pre-owned staff will be on hand as well.
If you’re in Paris this week, would you line up for an FSD ride or a look at the Cybercab first?
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