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Tesla's Cybercab terms bar riders under 13

Tesla's Cybercab terms bar riders under 13 Image: Primary
Tesla's current Robotaxi terms say children under 13 cannot ride in Cybercabs, while riders aged 8 through 17 may ride in Tesla Robotaxi Model Y vehicles. The Cybercab lacks standard LATCH child-seat anchors, according to Tesla documentation cited by TechCrunch, though child seats can be secured with a seat belt. Tesla also describes crash-response features including airbag deployment, door unlocking, battery disablement, and a connection to rider support.
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