While the Cybertruck excels in utility, its sibling—the Tesla Cybercab robotaxi—pushes boundaries with a massive 20.5-inch central display designed for passenger relaxation in a driverless environment. This screen turns rides into immersive experiences, supporting streaming, gaming, and route updates without the need for a steering wheel or pedals. Enthusiasts on X are calling it “IMAX + Dolby Atmos in every Cybercab,” envisioning it as better than home setups for urban travel in cities like Austin or New York.
The Cybercab’s design prioritizes entertainment, with ambient lighting and vegan seats complementing the screen for ultimate comfort during autonomous trips. Posts suggest future enhancements like screen mirroring, keyboard/mouse connectivity, and even entire glass surfaces as displays, fueling speculation about Tesla’s next-gen tech. With production ramping up in 2026, the Cybercab could redefine short-haul transport, offering 200 miles of range and inductive charging for seamless
Comparing Screens: Cybertruck vs. Cybercab in 2026
| Feature | Cybertruck (2026) | Cybercab (2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Front Screen Size | 18.5 inches | 20.5 inches |
| Resolution | 2650×1440 (16:9) | High-res (details emerging) |
| Rear Screen | 9.4 inches (1440×900, 16:10) | N/A (passenger-focused single screen) |
| Primary Use | Driving controls, navigation, off-road stats | Entertainment, route info in autonomous mode |
| Buzz Factor | Durable for work/play | “Cinema on wheels” for relaxation |
This table underscores why the Cybercab’s screen is generating more hype—its size and focus on leisure align with Tesla’s robotaxi vision, where passengers can “sleep, catch a movie, or play video games” en route. For Cybertruck owners, the 18.5-inch display remains king for versatility, especially with FSD integration allowing hands-free highway driving.
Industry projections indicate Tesla’s EV market share could climb 15% in 2026, driven by these innovations and federal incentives. Whether you’re eyeing the Cybertruck for its toughness or the Cybercab for futuristic rides, these screens are central to Tesla’s push toward smarter, more engaging vehicles.
Pricing, Availability, and Why It Matters for US Drivers
The 2026 Cybertruck starts at $60,000, with premium trims featuring the enhanced screens pushing toward $100,000. Cybercab rides are slated to be affordable, undercutting public transit costs. Availability ramps up mid-year, with Texas Gigafactory leading production.
Published on February 4, 2026, by https://x.com/usonwheelsweb for www.USonwheels.com
