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The Cybercab display tour Down Under has reached Melbourne.
Tesla Australia & New Zealand posted a 34-second video on November 3 saying the Cybercab is “officially on Melbourne ground.”
Footage shows the gold two-seater arriving strapped to a flatbed tow truck on a city street. It then rolls into a glass-fronted space lit with overhead lights, with trees and towers visible outside.
Back in September, Tesla published an eight-city schedule for Australia and New Zealand. That plan put Sydney first, followed by Brisbane, Gold Coast and Canberra in October, Melbourne and Adelaide in November, Perth in December and Auckland in 2027.
Tesla’s post gives no venue, viewing hours or end date for the Melbourne stop, and it doesn’t mention rides, bookings or sales.
The Cybercab is also making the rounds on a 12-stop Europe tour.
Australian roads remain a different story. Tesla recently asked Australia to allow driverless trials in 2027, two years ahead of the expected national safety law.
For fans who want something to take home, Tesla also added a Cybercab collection to its online shop this week. You can browse Tesla’s lineup through our referral link.
Are you planning to see the Cybercab in Melbourne, or are you waiting for it to reach your city?
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