Real talk on investing in the 
boom.
We're Totally Loco Motion — 3 navy vets who pooled our own money into an LLC to buy and run Cybercabs ourselves. This site lays out exactly how we did it, and everything you need to invest too, solo or with your own crew.
Three pillars of the investment case
The thesis in brief — each gets its own full page for sourcing and detail.
Unit economics
Tesla's own estimated production cost is ~$18,000 per Cybercab, versus $100,000+ for some purpose-built rivals — a rough floor for what fleet units might eventually cost buyers.
Market timing
Commercial service launched in Austin on Sept 3, 2026 — the same week Tesla opened an interest form asking businesses whether they'd buy and run their own Cybercab fleets.
Two ways in
Go solo with direct exposure, or pool capital with people you trust and run your own fleet — like we did. We break down both, no pitch attached.
Latest updates
Robotaxi news moves fast. We hand-curate this list as real developments happen — older items roll off into the full archive.
Start to finish, in six steps
The whole picture, in plain language. Each step links to the page with the full detail.
Tesla builds the vehicle
Cybercab is Tesla's purpose-built, driverless robotaxi — no steering wheel, no pedals. It's already running paid commercial routes in Austin. Overview →
Tesla starts opening it up to outside buyers
Not official yet — on Sept 3, 2026 Tesla published a form gauging interest from businesses that want to buy and run their own Cybercab fleets. Overview →
You get in, your way
Go solo (TSLA shares, available today), or pool capital with your own crew and buy vehicles directly — the same path we took. How to Invest →
The vehicle goes to work
Once purchased and enrolled, it picks up paying riders on Tesla's robotaxi network, earning fares on its own. How to Invest →
Income reinvests
Fleet owners plow ride income back into more vehicles, repeating until they hit their target fleet size. How to Invest →
You track it & adjust
Regulatory rulings, production updates, and program news that could change the plan. FAQ →