<ul><li>Tesla's attempt to trademark the term 'Robotaxi' for its Cybercab vehicles has been refused by the US Patent and Trademark Office for being too generic.</li><li>Tesla unveiled the 'Cybercab' robotaxi prototype with two seats, lacking components like a steering wheel or pedals, and intends to launch its robotaxi service initially with human back-up operators for safety purposes.</li><li>At the same event, Elon Musk revealed plans to produce an autonomous electric Robovan that can carry up to 20 people or transport goods to solve for high density.</li><li>Despite Elon Musk touting robotaxis for years, Tesla missed its own stated deadlines for full autonomy, with its current Full Self-Driving technology operating at a level-two, requiring driver alertness and hands on the wheel.</li></ul>

Tesla Fails In Attempt To Trademark ‘Robotaxi’ – Report

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