Frequently asked questions

No — we're not taking outside capital or bringing new members into our LLC. This site shares what we did so you can decide to do the same thing yourself (with your own group) or invest solo. Either way, we'll point you to what you need. See How to Invest.

Only if you pick the solo path. There's no separate "Cybercab" stock — going solo means holding TSLA shares. The pooled path (what we did) means forming your own LLC to buy and operate physical Cybercab units directly, no stock involved.

If you want simple, liquid, low-effort exposure, go solo. If you want to actually own and run vehicles, and you've got people you trust to pool capital with, the LLC path is what we did — but it's more work and Tesla's fleet program isn't even open yet. Full comparison on How to Invest.

Not officially. On September 3, 2026, Tesla published a form asking businesses whether they'd be interested in buying and running their own Cybercab fleets¹ — but no pricing, eligibility rules, or launch date have been announced.² That's the real bottleneck for anyone doing the pooled path right now, us included.

Capital buys the first vehicles → those vehicles earn ride fares on Tesla's robotaxi network → income buys more vehicles → repeat until you hit your target fleet size. That's the loop we're running, and it's the same one you'd run if you formed your own LLC to do this.

No. Everything on this site is informational only, reflects publicly available information as of September 2026, and is not financial or legal advice. Talk to a licensed financial and legal advisor before acting on either path.