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In New York, Tesla's New Robotaxi Still Needs a Driver

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The gold Cybercabs arriving on New York City streets come equipped with a steering wheel and pedals, a break from the fully driverless pilots Tesla has run in other markets. Here, a human stays in the seat and in control. The city, it turns out, gets the cautious version.

With reporting from Curbed.

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