According to @SawyerMerritt citing @theallinpod, Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla's upcoming Cybercab will not include a steering wheel, underscoring Tesla's commitment to fully autonomous vehicle technology. This bold move highlights the rapid advancement of AI-powered self-driving systems and signals a significant shift in the automotive industry towards driverless mobility solutions. The absence of a steering wheel demonstrates Tesla's confidence in its AI stack and positions the company to disrupt the ride-hailing and robotaxi market, creating new business opportunities for AI-driven fleet management and smart transportation services. This development could accelerate the adoption of autonomous vehicles and reshape urban mobility, as businesses and city planners increasingly invest in AI-enabled transport infrastructure (Source: @SawyerMerritt via @theallinpod, October 31, 2025).

According to Sawyer Merritt on X (formerly Twitter), Jim Cramer emphasized this week that Elon Musk’s use of AI is central to Tesla’s leadership in full self-driving technology and the emerging Robotaxi market. Cramer noted that Tesla’s price-competitive self-driving solution and anticipated relentless demand for its AI-powered 'cyber cab' position the company strongly in autonomous mobility. He further highlighted Musk’s focus on AI-powered battery technology and energy storage, which addresses the hyperscaler data center sector’s urgent energy needs. Additionally, Cramer cited Optimus, Tesla’s AI-driven humanoid robotics initiative, as a compelling business opportunity, with Musk approaching robot mass production as a startup to overcome industry obstacles. These AI advancements present significant growth avenues for Tesla beyond auto sales, particularly in robotics and energy infrastructure, according to Cramer (source: Sawyer Merritt, X/Twitter, 2024-10-26).