根据活动组织者透露，特斯拉公司将在10月12日开幕的巴黎车展上展示其Cybercab机器人出租车。
Inc. will display its Cybercab robotaxi at the Paris Motor Show that kicks off on Oct. 12, according to the event’s organizer.
巴黎车展总监Serge Gachot在周二接受电话采访时表示，参观者将能够试驾特斯拉的其他六款车型，这些车型配备了该公司宣传为全自动驾驶功能的驾驶辅助系统。
Visitors will be able to test drive six other Tesla vehicles featuring the US carmaker’s suite of driver-assist systems it markets as Full Self-Driving, Serge Gachot, director of the Paris show, said in a phone interview Tuesday.
虽然参观者无法乘坐没有方向盘和脚踏板的Cybercab，但这将是该车型首次在欧洲亮相。
Although attendees won’t be able to ride in Cybercab, which has no steering wheel or foot pedals, it’s the first time the vehicle will be shown in Europe.
Cybercab被视为特斯拉从电动汽车制造商向人工智能产品（包括人形机器人）领导者转型的关键一步。
The Cybercab is seen as a key piece of Tesla’s plan to evolve beyond a maker of EV into a leader of artificial intelligence products including humanoid robots.
首席执行官埃隆·马斯克将这款车视为未来庞大机器人出租车业务的支柱，并承诺最终部署数千辆此类车辆。
Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has pitched the vehicle as the eventual backbone of a vast robotaxi business reaching most of the US, vowing to eventually deploy thousands of the cars.
巴黎车展的其他参展商还包括标致-雪铁龙集团的Stellantis NV，该公司计划展示来自八个品牌的60多款车型，以彰显其由首席执行官Antonio Filosa引领的复兴计划。
Other participants at the Paris auto show include Peugeot and Citroën owner Stellantis NV, which plans to showcase more than 60 vehicles from eight brands to highlight its comeback push being led by Chief Executive Officer Antonio Filosa.
竞争对手雷诺集团预计将展出约50款车型和概念车，其中包括经过大幅改款的电动Dacia Spring，该车型将在欧洲组装以符合当地生产激励政策。
Rival Renault SA will is expected to show about 50 vehicles and concept cars, including the overhauled electric Dacia Spring, which will be assembled in Europe to qualify for incentives favoring local production.
中国的比亚迪公司和Xpeng公司以及德国的大众汽车公司也是此次车展的参展商之一。
China’s BYD Co. and Xpeng Inc. as well as Germany’s Volkswagen AG are among the other manufacturers participating at the show.
宝马公司今年早些时候表示，由于新首席执行官Milan Nedeljkovic削减成本并发布重大利润预警，公司将退出今年的巴黎车展。
BMW AG said earlier this year it would pull out of this year’s Paris car show as new CEO Milan Nedeljkovic cuts costs following a major profit warning.