At the ninth China International Import Expo, Tesla Motors (TSLA) presented a range of exhibits including the Cybercab self-driving electric vehicle, humanoid robots, the recently launched Model Y Performance version, and an exploded view of the Model Y, demonstrating the progress of cutting-edge technologies in mobility, daily life, and production.

At the Expo site, the Tesla Cybercab—a vehicle with no steering wheel, no pedals, and no traditional controls—became the center of attention, drawing many visitors to stop and look. It is understood that this is also the Asian debut of the mass-produced Tesla Cybercab in gold, featuring no steering wheel and no pedals.

On September 3 this year, Tesla's Cybercab self-driving electric vehicle began operating in Austin, United States. Within 30 days, more than 300 vehicles were put into service, expanding the fleet to ten times its original size. As of October 18, the Tesla Robotaxi fleet had accumulated approximately 5 million kilometers of driving with no safety monitors inside the vehicles, with zero airbag deployments and no incidents of active collisions causing injuries.

In addition, Tesla also exhibited an exploded view of the Model Y for the first time, allowing visitors to gain an in-depth understanding of the body, battery system, and key components from the perspective of overall vehicle design, and to see the product innovation and reliability behind this global best-selling model.