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Sign InTesla has achieved a significant regulatory milestone as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted a waiver for its wireless electric vehicle charging system. The waiver allows Tesla to utilize Ultra-Wideband (UWB) radio technology, which is essential for the precise positioning of vehicles over charging pads without human intervention. This development coincides with the first Cybercab officially rolling off the production line at Tesla's Texas facility on February 17, 2026. CEO Elon Musk confirmed that the autonomous vehicle will be priced under $30,000, aiming to make robotaxi technology accessible to a broader market. The integration of UWB technology into fixed outdoor infrastructure marks a critical shift to support Tesla's vision for a fully autonomous fleet. Analysts view these advancements as vital steps toward scaling Tesla’s robotaxi business and enhancing its long-term valuation.