Tesla Cybercab UI reveals split-screen map and Roaming and Rodeo controls
The Tesla Cybercab’s native interface shows a design similar to other Tesla models but with robotaxi-specific features. Notable are a split-screen map allowing simultaneous map and control viewing, and a new “Roaming” status indicating the vehicle is driving without a passenger or fixed destination. Additionally, Rodeo controls are included for employees to provide feedback on robotaxi performance via buttons like Short Oops, Long Oops, and Win. Tesla also uses a web form for employees to rate trips up to 10 stars and answer questions about suitability for unsupervised driving.
- Split-screen map allows simultaneous map and control viewing
- “Roaming” status indicates driving without passenger or fixed destination
- Rodeo controls include buttons for employee feedback
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