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Wednesday, 8 July 2026

Tesla Cybercab Includes More Powerful FSD Hardware

Not a Tesla App 3 months ago 48

Tesla equipped its Cybercab robotaxi with more powerful computing hardware than the AI4 chips in its consumer vehicles, featuring increased onboard memory to handle larger self-driving neural networks. The Cybercab's FSD computer has more than 32GB of RAM compared to the 32GB available in standard consumer vehicles, and may use a pre-production AI4+ chip with up to 64GB capacity. This upgraded hardware enables the autonomous vehicle to run next-generation AI models without memory constraints as Tesla develops toward full autonomy.

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