Tesla Cybercab Arrives in Korea for Four-Day Public Display

Tesla’s Cybercab has arrived at Starfield Anseong in South Korea for a four-day public exhibition, giving local visitors a close look at the gold two-seater as its international display tour continues.

The exhibition opened Thursday, November 12, and runs through Sunday, November 15. Visitors can find the car in the first-floor Grand Atrium beside the Tesla Anseong store, with viewing hours listed as 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. local time.

Opening-day footage shared by Tesla watcher Tsla Chan shows the Cybercab inside the mall, with visitors gathered around its gold bodywork and an upward-opening door. “It’s right in front of my eyes!” he wrote, confirming he was at the display.

For anyone used to seeing Tesla’s regular lineup in a showroom, the Cybercab offers a different cabin to inspect. It has two seats and no steering wheel or accelerator and brake pedals, as detailed in Tesla’s Cybercab rider guide. The vehicle is designed around passengers using Tesla’s Robotaxi service rather than driving it themselves.

The Korean stop follows a series of overseas showcases. Tesla brought Cybercab to Hong Kong’s ELEMENTS mall in September and opened a Japan tour in Tokyo that same month. It has also reached Melbourne and is on a 12-stop European tour running into January.

Starfield’s official event listing confirms the Anseong venue and exhibition dates. Its poster also states that Cybercab is not sold in South Korea. The appearance is a public display, with no Korean Robotaxi service launch or local sales announced as part of this event.

The four-day window gives Korean fans a place to see the vehicle in person this weekend, beyond photos and videos of its overseas appearances.

Would you head to a Cybercab display to see the steering-wheel-free cabin for yourself?