Tesla's Cybercab is on public display at Starfield Anseong in South Korea through Sunday, giving visitors a close look at the gold two-seater as the vehicle's international exhibition tour continues, Tesla North reported.
The exhibition opened Thursday, Nov. 12, and runs through Sunday, Nov. 15. Tesla North, citing Starfield's official event listing, said visitors can find the car in the first-floor Grand Atrium beside the Tesla Anseong store, with viewing hours listed as 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. local time. The mall's poster also states that Cybercab is not sold in South Korea. The appearance is a public display. No Korean Robotaxi service launch or local sales were announced as part of the event, the site reported.
Opening-day footage shared by Tesla watcher Tsla Chan shows the Cybercab inside the mall, with visitors gathered around its gold bodywork and an upward-opening door. "It's right in front of my eyes!" he wrote, confirming he was at the display, Tesla North reported.
For anyone used to Tesla's regular showroom lineup, the Cybercab is a different cabin to inspect. It has two seats and no steering wheel or accelerator and brake pedals, as detailed in Tesla's Cybercab rider guide. The vehicle is designed around passengers using Tesla's Robotaxi service rather than driving it themselves, Tesla North noted.
The Korean stop follows a series of overseas showcases. Tesla brought Cybercab to Hong Kong's ELEMENTS mall in September and opened a Japan tour in Tokyo that same month. It has also reached Melbourne and is on a 12-stop European tour running into January, the report said. The four-day Anseong window gives Korean fans a place to see the vehicle in person this weekend, beyond photos and videos of those other appearances.
The display should not be read as a sales or service announcement. Starfield's listing is explicit that the car is not for sale in South Korea, and Tesla North reported no Robotaxi timetable attached to the mall appearance. Tesla has separately said it hopes to bring the Cybercab to Europe, and plant officials in Germany have discussed a possible second factory at Giga Berlin, but those are separate questions from this weekend's exhibition.
If you go, the useful details are the ones on the event listing: first-floor Grand Atrium, next to the Tesla Anseong store, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Thursday through Sunday. The car on the floor is a display vehicle, not a customer order or a ride you can book on site.
