Cybercab rider logs 3 hours for $92.51, half the Uber cost, finds no major FSD V15 flaws
dean_rie · x · 2026-09-06
Sawyer Merritt rode Tesla's Cybercab for about 3 hours totaling $92.51 — the same trips would cost $200 via Uber. His longest ride was 40 minutes, and he found no major complaints with FSD V15: no support calls, no odd maneuvers, jitter, or hesitation. Pickup/drop-off locations still need tweaks, and the lack of mirrors takes surprisingly little time to get used to. Elon Musk reshared it as "the future of transport."
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