Tesla Hides New Electric Vehicle From The World: Secret Project Goes Beyond The Cybertruck And The Robotaxi And Can Transport Up To 20 People Without A Driver

Written by Felipe Alves da Silva

Published on 04/07/2025 at 14:16

Protótipo do Robovan, novo veículo elétrico autônomo da Tesla, capaz de transportar até 20 passageiros sem motorista.

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Tesla Keeps Under Wraps A New Electric Model Aimed At Public Transportation, Nicknamed Robovan, Capable Of Transporting Up To 20 Passengers Without A Driver. The Vehicle Is Part Of The Company’s Strategic Advancement In The Autonomous Driving Sector And Was Discreetly Unveiled At The “We Robot” Event Held In October Last Year.

The Company Is Already Testing The Robotaxi Project In Austin, Texas, Restricted To Tesla Employees. Now, The Development Of The Robovan Reinforces Elon Musk’s Plans To Dominate The Urban Automated Mobility Sector.

According To Recent Information, Tesla Registered Two New Trademarks In The United States, Including The Term “Robobus,” Suggesting Plans To Expand Its Fleet Of Autonomous Electric Vehicles Beyond Passenger Cars.

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Since The Launch Of The Roadster In 2008, Tesla Has Stood Out In The Automotive Sector By Popularizing Electric-Powered Vehicles. Currently, The Company Leads Electric Car Sales In The United States, Although It Has Been Surpassed Globally By Chinese Company BYD.

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Robovan Still Without A Release Date

So Far, There Is No Official Forecast For The Commercial Launch Of The Robovan. Tesla Reports That The Project Is In The Adjustment Phase, While The Current Focus Is To Consolidate The Testing Of The Cybercab, The Name Given To The Limited Operation Robotaxi In Texas.

Additionally, The New Trademark Application For The Term “Robobus” Expands The Company’s Possibilities In The Vehicle-Sharing Sector, Time-Limited Ridesharing, And On-Demand Mobility Services.

The Entry Of Companies Like Waymo (Alphabet) And Zoox (Amazon) Into The Autonomous Vehicle Market Makes The Race In This Sector Even More Competitive. All Initiatives Aim To Progressively Replace Human Drivers With Embedded Artificial Intelligence Systems.

The Information Was Released By Outlets Such As Ecoticias And Electrek, Based On Trademark Registrations, Public Statements By Elon Musk, And Coverage Of Tesla’s Internal Events.

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Robovan Still Without A Release Date

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