Landed two months in advance! The first mass-produced Cybercab car rolls off the production line, but Tesla's stock price falls by nearly 20%.

Recently, Tesla confirmed that the first production Cybercab was offline in Texas, USA, two months ahead of schedule. The car is designed for fully autonomous driving, with no steering wheel and pedals. The industry believes that its production marks a key stage in Tesla's autonomous driving strategy. However, Cybercab still faces regulatory approval challenges, and the industry has differing opinions on its development path. In addition, Tesla's financial data for 2025 has declined, as it shifts towards AI and other areas, but the recent reaction from the capital market has not been optimistic. It is worth noting that Amazon's Zoox, which has been granted federal exemptions since August 2025, has been approved to provide limited public transportation services in Las Vegas and San Francisco with its autonomous driving vehicles that have no steering wheel or pedals. The car is designed with a completely symmetrical body that supports bidirectional travel. Looking at the performance for the full year, Tesla's core financial and delivery data for 2025 have all declined. The financial report shows that Tesla's revenue in 2025 was $94.827 billion, a decrease of about 3% year-on-year; GAAP net profit was $3.794 billion, a decrease of about 46% year-on-year. In terms of delivery, Tesla delivered a total of 1.6361 million cars in 2025, a decrease of 8.55% year-on-year.