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Tesla developing camper version of its autonomous Robovan

08.12.2025 09:20 1 min 1 source
TyN Magazine SPA
Tesla developing camper version of its autonomous Robovan
Original source: TyN Magazine

Tesla is working on a camper van version of its autonomous electric Robovan. Key features will include an active suspension system for adjustable ground clearance and a spacious interior with a flat floor. The project is a response to a public request for a recreational vehicle with full self-driving capability.

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Tesla developing camper version of its autonomous Robovan

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