- Tesla will begin delivering Cybercabs to private customers at the end of the year, according to a Tesla executive on Wednesday's earnings call.
- Customers will more or less be beta testers, and the majority of Cybercabs will be owned and operated by Tesla, Musk says.
- Musk originally said the Cybercab would cost less than $30,000.
Tesla will deliver Cybercabs to customers by the end of the year, Vice President of Engineering Lars Moravy said during the company's third-quarter earnings call on Wednesday. But don't get too excited about owning a $30,000 Tesla: CEO Elon Musk quickly walked back ambitions for how many the company will deliver to private individuals.