According to Sawyer Merritt, police in West Iceland have driven over one million kilometres using Tesla electric vehicles since 2020, marking a major shift toward sustainable law enforcement. The adoption of AI-powered Tesla vehicles has reduced greenhouse gas emissions from police driving by approximately 85%, even as the police fleet expanded. This transition underscores the practical benefits of AI-driven electric vehicles, including high dependability and lower maintenance costs compared to traditional patrol cars. The case demonstrates clear business opportunities for AI-integrated electric vehicles in public sector fleets, supporting both environmental goals and operational efficiency (source: Sawyer Merritt on Twitter).

According to Sawyer Merritt, Tesla presented its entire AI-enabled vehicle lineup, including the highly anticipated Cybercab, at the annual Baron conference in New York City (source: x.com/TeslaLarry/status/1989316509227708618). This strategic move highlights Tesla's commitment to advanced autonomous driving technology and positions the Cybercab as a potential disruptor in the urban mobility and ride-hailing markets. Industry analysts note that the event showcased Tesla’s progress in AI-driven vehicle software, with practical demonstrations emphasizing real-world applications for autonomous transport fleets and business model expansions in smart mobility solutions (source: Sawyer Merritt, Twitter, Nov 14, 2025).