Tesla Cybercab three-quarter view with butterfly doors open
Take the Wheel

Milton / Pensacola, Florida

Fully autonomous fleet. Local hands on the company.

Tesla Cybercab first. Robovan people-movers next. Veteran-owned robotaxi service for vacation, work, and the daily commute on the Gulf Coast.

Not taking passenger trips yet — fleet is standing up

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The vehicles

We buy Tesla’s purpose-built autonomous vehicles. We do not rebadge them, and Tesla has not endorsed this company. Cybercab photos are real on-road vehicles. Robovan photos are Tesla’s official unveiling stills — that vehicle is not for sale yet.

Tesla Cybercab side profile
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First buy

Cybercab

Two seats. No steering wheel. No pedals. Airport runs, hotels, beach, base. Three of these to start.

Tesla Robovan autonomous people-mover, three-quarter view
Courtesy of Tesla, Inc.
Tesla Robovan cabin with facing seats and ambient lighting
Courtesy of Tesla, Inc.
Tesla Robovan side sliding door
Courtesy of Tesla, Inc.

Later

Robovan

Tesla’s 20-seat autonomous people-mover — the bus-class vehicle for groups, hotels, and military transport. We add these when Tesla sells them.

Why this exists

Northwest Florida needs rides that show up — for tourists, for military families, for people who should not have to drive after a long day. We buy the vehicles. We stage them here. We answer for them.

Veteran-owned

SBA VOSB / SDVOSB. Local operator, local answer. Not a marketplace listing run from somewhere else.

Built for this coast

Airport, hotels, beach weekends, NAS Pensacola and Whiting Field. Short trips. High utilization.

Three cars, then more

First buy is three Cybercabs. Then Robovan people-movers when Tesla sells them. Prove the routes. Reinvest.

Tesla Cybercab driving on a city street, June 2026
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Tesla Cybercab cabin: two seats, no steering wheel, one screen
Steve Jurvetson / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Tesla Cybercab at the We, Robot unveiling, front view
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Where we run first

Not a nationwide app. A Gulf Coast operator with a short list of corridors we can actually cover with three Cybercabs.

Airport

PNS to hotels, home, and the beach — no driver in the front seat, no surge-price theater.

Military

NAS Pensacola, Whiting Field, and family travel that has to show up on time.

Tourism

Weekend beach runs, downtown, and the hotel corridor when the coast is full.

Daily

Short local trips. High utilization. A small fleet that actually works, then grows.

Tesla Cybercab driving on a city street, June 2026
9yz / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0

Community launch

Help put the first three on the road

Donations cover Cybercabs, a small depot, and charging. They are gifts — not shares, not a return. Tesla has not endorsed this.

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