Tesla Cybercab features hidden virtual joystick for manual control

Tesla's newly unveiled Cybercab, a vehicle famously designed without a steering wheel or pedals, has been found to contain a secret manual control interface. Despite Tesla's initial marketing emphasizing a fully autonomous experience, riders in Austin, Texas, have discovered a virtual joystick within the vehicle's software. This feature allows for manual navigation, contradicting the assumption that the Cybercab would be exclusively operated by autonomous systems. While the vehicle lacks physical hardware for driving, the existence of this digital control mechanism suggests that Tesla may have included a fallback or diagnostic tool for human intervention. The discovery has sparked discussions regarding the safety and intended use of the Cybercab, as users continue to explore the capabilities of the vehicle's interface. Tesla has not yet provided a detailed explanation regarding the purpose of this virtual joystick or whether it will remain accessible to passengers in future software updates.
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