Welcome back to EVE News Daily and welcome to a bonus podcast where we look at Tesla's

Wii Robot event earlier this week.

Heavy on promises, but light on detail.

On Thursday, October 10th, Tesla held its highly anticipated Wii Robot event at the Warner Brothers

Film Studio, Lott in Burbank, California.

The event, which had been subject to speculation for months,

finally unveiled Tesla's vision for the future of autonomous transportation and robotics.

CEO, Elon Musk, took center stage to present the company's latest innovations, including

the long-standing promise of a robotaxie, a new autonomous van, and updates to their humanoid robots.

So we'll start with the cyber cab, or is it Robotaxy? The star of the show was undoubtedly the

expected cyber cab. Well, Tesla's fully autonomous Robotaxi key features including two doors and two

forward-facing seats. This was, in any other way,

a regularly designed car. Four-wheel design, front and rear light bars like a cyber truck,

no rear or top glass, butterfly doors, which look, from an engineering perspective,

maybe not as complicated as the model X,

but this is certainly not keeping costs down on the engineering side. That's going to be

interesting to see how they solve that. A large single, large centre screen, and obviously no steering

wheel or pedals. The CEO, Elon Musk, emphasizing that safety and cost-effectiveness of the cyber cab,

saying, autonomous vehicles will be 10 times safer than human drivers. He also highlighted the

economic benefits, projecting that the cyber cab would cost around 20 cents per mile to operate

and 40 cents per mile after taxes and fees. One of the most surprising announcements was the cyber cab would cost around 20 cents per mile to operate and 40 cents per mile after taxes and fees.

One of the most surprising announcements was the cybercab's projected price point. Musk said the

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