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TSLA Critic Gordon Johnson Rips Cybercab Launch After Elon Musk's ‘Storm of Cybercabs’ Promise: ‘The Robotaxi Story Was Never About Robotaxis'

Shomik Sen Bhattacharjee

Gordon Johnson says Tesla’s Cybercab launch fell short, with limited rides, no Musk or pricing, a 6% stock drop and an immediate NHTSA probe.

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