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User: User prompt: what was about the cybercabs and robovans 
Web context: Cybercab and Robovan, Tesla Aims at the Autonomous Mass Transit Sector | Ratchet+WrenchMagazineSubscribeAdvertiseRW Management ConferenceAll-Star Award2024 Industry Survey ReportRunning a ShopShop LifeNewsMultimediaJobsNewsCybercab and Robovan, Tesla Aims at the Autonomous Mass Transit SectorOct. 14, 2024Tesla has officially made a bid for the mass transit global market with the Cybertruck and Robovan, two fully autonomous vehicles.Ivan Rioja-ScottVictor GolmerTesla offered last Thursday an event with plenty of hype in their plan to rollout robotaxis, a bigger idea within their autonomous-driving vehicle push. However, the event left doubts as to the lack of details about the rollout plan itself, and most importantly, regulatory approval.This event, according to experts from Yahoo Finance, and Reuters, only demonstrates the visible gap between the valuation of the stock price and what experts consider value. As stated by Yahoo Finance: “On Friday, more than $60 billion was wiped off of Tesla’s valuation in a selloff, a sharp reversal from the stock’s recent momentum. Shares had soared over 70% since Musk started touting AI in April. The rally brought Tesla’s market value to over $760 billion ahead of the robotaxi announcement— more than 14 times GM’s (GM) market cap and nearly 18 times Ford’s (F).”The automaker founded by Elon Musk showcased at "We, Robot", an event held at Warner Bros. Studios, the Robovan and Cybercab concepts, two autonomous vehicle systems, fully self-driving with no actual steering wheel, accelerator pedal or brake pedal. According to Musk, the estimated price for the Cybercab is going to be $30,000, as part of a strategy aimed at making this available for mass transit projects worldwide. Musk also stated that his estimated running cost would be about 20 cents per mile, which is far less expensive than the estimated $1 per mile of a city bus.The South African native also stated that he expected production of the Cybercab to begin in 2026, with availability of actual vehicles in 2027.The lingering question, as always, is how will this affect the auto care industry? Telsa is well-known for not allowing third party experts to tap into the repair market, both on the software side, and parts supply. With many projected mass transit projects to adopt the Tesla models, will other automakers follow suit? And will they be more lenient in allowing the aftermarket auto car industry to perform the much-needed work…Continue ReadingTesla Planning Second Dealership in Colo.Creating Your Own LegacySponsored RecommendationsValvoline Partner SolutionsWe arm you with products that build trust, tools that unlock productivity, and training that drives business performance, so you feel confident in where your...Grow the business you knowEnjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.Solutions that drive resultsConnect with Valvoline experts to increase operational efficiency and customer loyalty – from Valvoline-funded promotions to hands-on training, we’re here to...Free Resources for Shops Like YoursView insights, research and solutions curated specifically for shops like yours.Latest in NewsLatest NewsRWMC: Preparing Your Shop to Service Vehicles with 1234YF RefrigerantRatchet+Wrench Staff ReportersSept. 26, 2024Latest NewsRWMC: Does Your Shop Leadership Need an Alignment?Chris JonesSept. 25, 2024Latest NewsRWMC: 5 Takeaways from Brandon Jones’s Unstoppable Sales MethodChris JonesSept. 24, 2024Most ReadCybercab and Robovan, Tesla Aims at the Autonomous Mass Transit SectorToyota's Answer to the Lengthy Charge, Portable Hydrogen CartridgesHow Auto Repair Shops Can Get Started with Video MarketingSponsoredVehicle Inspection Checklist For Auto Shops6 Reasons Why A Digital Vehicle Inspection Is A Must-HaveHow Your Auto Shop Can Now Connect To 30 Tire Suppliers For FreeLoad More Contenthttps://www.facebook.com/RatchetAndWrenchhttps://twitter.com/ratchetnwrenchhttps://www.instagram.com/ratchetandwrench/https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4447458/profileContact UsAdvertiseDo Not Sell or SharePrivacy PolicyTerms & Conditions© 2024 Endeavor Business Media, LLC. All rights reserved.
User: what is the latest news about Tesla
Assistant: Here are some of the latest news highlights about Tesla:

1. **Giga Berlin and Union Issues**: Tesla's Giga Berlin is facing scrutiny from the German union IG Metall after the dismissal of a union-affiliated works council member.

2. **FSD Transfers in China**: Tesla has reopened Full Self-Driving (FSD) transfers in China, allowing customers to transfer their FSD packages again.

3. **Cybertruck Sales**: The Tesla Cybertruck has become the third best-selling electric vehicle in the U.S. for the third quarter, following the Model 3 and Model Y.

4. **Record Sales in China**: Tesla's domestic sales in China reached a year-to-date high in September 2024, indicating strong demand despite increasing competition.

5. **Elon Musk's UK Invitation**: The UK's Technology Secretary extended an open invitation to Elon Musk as the International Investment Summit approaches.

These updates reflect Tesla's ongoing developments in production, sales, and market presence. If you want more details on any specific topic, feel free to ask!
User: tell me about the recent We, Robot event from Elon Musk
Assistant: The "We, Robot" event, recently held by Tesla, focused on unveiling new advancements related to Tesla's robotics efforts, specifically the Tesla Bot, also known as "Optimus." Here are some highlights from the event:

1. **Tesla Bot (Optimus)**: Elon Musk showcased updates on the Tesla Bot project, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize both Tesla’s factories and general-purpose robotics. The bot is designed to handle tasks that are repetitive, dangerous, or menial, aiming to improve efficiency and safety in various environments.

2. **Technology Demonstrations**: The event included demonstrations of the robot's capabilities, such as human-like movement, object manipulation, and basic interactions. These demonstrations highlighted Tesla's progress in robotics, leveraging technologies from its vehicles like AI and sensor suites.

3. **Vision and Purpose**: Musk reiterated Tesla’s broader mission of accelerating sustainable energy and how the Tesla Bot complements this by potentially performing tasks that can aid the transition in various sectors, including manufacturing and logistics.

4. **Software and AI**: The event also touched upon the AI and software innovations driving the Tesla Bot, detailing how Tesla is utilizing its expertise in AI and real-time processing developed for autonomous driving.

5. **Future Applications**: Elon Musk discussed potential future applications, envisioning the robots' use in homes, industries, and even as a labor force that could help tackle labor shortages in various markets.

The "We, Robot" event showcased Tesla's commitment to becoming a leader not only in electric vehicles but also in cutting-edge robotics, emphasizing the potential impacts of integrating advanced robotics into everyday life.
User: what was showcased other than the robot optimus
Assistant: Aside from the robot Optimus, there were several other exciting showcases. These often include advancements in AI technology, new electric vehicle models, innovative software solutions, and various robotics applications. Companies typically highlight their latest developments in sustainability, smart home technology, and enhancements in user experience across their products. If you have a specific event or context in mind, I can provide more detailed information!
User: what was about the cybercabs and robovans
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