Tesla Robovan Autonomous Van
Announced
Robovan · Van · Electric
Images: Courtesy of Tesla, Inc.
The Tesla Robovan Autonomous Van has been announced but has not yet entered production.
The Robovan appeared alongside the Cybercab at Tesla's October 2024 "We, Robot" event, and it stole the show for a lot of people in the audience. Seating up to 20 passengers, it's designed for high-capacity autonomous transit: think airport shuttles, corporate campuses, or urban bus route replacements.
The design leans hard into a retro-futurist Art Deco look, with a smooth, rounded body that wouldn't look out of place in a 1930s World's Fair exhibit. No steering wheel, no driver's seat. Tesla hasn't announced pricing or a production timeline, keeping this one firmly in the "someday" category for now.
Full Specifications
| Model Years | TBA |
| Model | Tesla Robovan |
| Variant | Autonomous Van |
| Status | Announced |
| Generation | Robovan |
| Body Type | Van |
| Seats | 20 |
| Doors | 2 |
| Drivetrain | Electric |
| Motor(s) | TBA |
| Production Start | TBA |
| Production End | TBA |
| Autopilot | Full Self-Driving (no steering wheel or pedals) |
| Factory | TBA |
Warranty & Federal Credit
| Federal EV Tax Credit | Not available for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025 |
Notable Features
- Up to 20 passengers
- Fully autonomous
- No steering wheel or pedals
- Art Deco-inspired design
- Sliding glass doors
- Load-levelling suspension
- Configurable for cargo or passengers
- Painted aluminum and glass shell