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Elon: Larger Full-Autonomy Cybercab Vehicles Already Are in Testing, "We've Given People Rides in Them” “We will have larger vehicles in the Cybercab in the future that are designed for full autonomy. We’ve actually shown pictures of this and in fact have shown prototypes.” Source: Tesla

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