CYBERCAB / FLEET-PARTNER APPLICANTS
Who has said they applied.
Tesla opened a fleet interest form on September 3, 2026 and has not announced any fleet partner. This is a dated list of the organizations that have said publicly they applied, announced a Cybercab fleet plan, or advertise Cybercab fleet services: what they said, where they said it, and how well it is sourced.
LAST UPDATED SEP 17, 2026
01 / TESLA’S PROGRAM
What Tesla has published.
- The form
- “Help Us Build Our Robotaxi Network” at tesla.com/robotaxi/interest, live September 3, 2026.
- Fields
- Name, email, phone, company, additional information and a deployment region.
- Interest options
- Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing / Mobility hubs and infrastructure / Event collaboration / Other.
- Not on the page
- No price, deposit, minimum order, delivery schedule, timeline or approval process appears on the page. Tesla's wording is that submissions are considered for future Robotaxi opportunities.
- Support page
“If you are interested in purchasing a fleet or an individual Cybercab vehicle for commercial purposes, fill out the form and a representative will contact you.”
Tesla's Cybercab support page, as quoted by EVwire on September 3 and Newsweek on September 4, 2026.- Link clicks
- A creator counted 73,000 clicks on his link to the form in two days (September 5). That is a count of clicks on one link, not a Tesla figure.
- Announced
- Tesla has not announced any fleet partner, fleet price, deposit, minimum order, delivery schedule or operator approval process.
02 / THE LIST
Who has said what.
| Date | Organization | What they said | Vehicles | Status | Sources |
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| RemountPalo Alto and Austin. Regions filed: Austin, Houston, Dallas, Las Vegas, and any region where Tesla needs fleet capacity. | Filed Tesla's fleet interest form on September 3, 2026, with nearly 300 registered prospective owners behind it, most wanting one to five cars. Interest type: Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing. | 500 | APPLIED | Confidence: Primary (Remount's own pages). | |
| Chamath Palihapitiya (Social Capital)Palo Alto | Posted on X: "Signed up! Let's build a huge fleet. Put me in coach!" In March 2026 he wrote that he plans to buy and deploy large fleets around the country when possible. | Not stated | APPLIED (SELF-REPORTED) |
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| Teslaconomics (X creator, individual)Not stated | Posted on X: "I just filled out Tesla's Robotaxi interest form to buy them. I selected Cybercab fleet vehicle purchasing... Own a fleet of 25+ Tesla Robotaxis and document the entire journey publicly." | 25 or more | APPLIED (SELF-REPORTED) | Confidence: Primary post. An individual, not a company. | |
| Nick Bergelt (HospitalityX)Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Targets South Carolina and Georgia. | Inquired through Tesla's site about a large-scale fleet partnership for South Carolina and Georgia, then asked on X who at Tesla ran point on fleet and infrastructure deals. | Not stated | APPLIED (SELF-REPORTED) | Confidence: Secondary, one outlet. Affiliation not confirmed by the company. | |
| CubCloud AI ("CubCab")Missoula, Montana. Then Billings, Bozeman, Butte, Great Falls and Kalispell. | Company release: "CubCloud AI applies to become Montana's first Tesla Cybercab provider." Plans six Cybercabs, first serving the company's campus, team, clients and visitors. Founder Joshua Rhines: "Somebody from Montana should be the one to prove it works here, on our roads and in our winters." | 6 | APPLIED |
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| Fleetport (FleetPort Holdings), Jason MaxwellTexas first. Hubs planned near AUS, OAK, SFO, LAX, PHX and MIA, opening 2027. | Announced hubs for 100 to 250 robotaxis (storage, charging, cleaning, basic maintenance) for the buyer of seven, 10 or 20 Cybercabs. Axios reported no Tesla partnership, no institutional capital and no construction at the time. No public statement that it filed Tesla's form. | None (infrastructure) | ANNOUNCED INTENT | Confidence: Secondary. | |
| Cybercab CollectiveAustin first. Evaluating Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando, Tampa, the Bay Area and Las Vegas. | Website: "Developing a shared-investment model for a professionally managed fleet of Tesla Cybercabs." "Prelaunch. No investments accepted at the moment." No names published. No public statement that it filed Tesla's form. | None stated | ANNOUNCED INTENT | Confidence: Primary site, anonymous. | |
| Undated | AutonomixTexas (first depot) | Website: "You own the Cybercab, we run it." Describes 75 and 100 cabs as planning units and a Rule 506(c) limited-partner path. No public statement that it filed Tesla's form or how many vehicles it requested. | None stated publicly | CLAIM ONLY | Confidence: Unverified as an applicant. |
| Auto Auto (AutoAutoUS)Claims Raleigh, North Carolina. Footer address in Kajang, Malaysia. | Website describes a "next-gen Tesla Cybercab management company." A September 12 post comments on the NHTSA review. No public statement that it filed Tesla's form. | None stated | CLAIM ONLY | Confidence: Unverified, thin public record. | |
| Undated | Robotaxi DepotA "nationwide network of USA depot locations"; none named. | Website offers Cybercab fleet management and says a "reservation secures your stalls." States it is not affiliated with Tesla. No public statement that it filed Tesla's form. | None stated | CLAIM ONLY | Confidence: Unverified. |
Searched in the same window and found no public statement: Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Enterprise, Uber, Lyft, Turo, Moove and Aviari; no city, campus, hospital, airport, casino or tribal program; no wire-service release; no non-US company statement.
METHOD
Public statements only; every row sourced; send corrections to hello@remount.co. Remount is an independent company with no affiliation with Tesla. Tesla, Cybercab and Robotaxi are marks of Tesla, Inc.
For what Tesla has and has not opened, see the Cybercab tracker.