Tesla brings Grok @Bot to Cybercab for voice-controlled tasks during rides

Tesla’s Cybercab no longer just drives you somewhere. It now wants to run your errands on the way there. The company has rolled out Grok @Bot across its Cybercab robotaxi fleet and Model Y vehicles. Riders can log in once and then use voice commands to handle apps and tasks during fully autonomous trips. The feature went live on October 11, 2026, turning the back seat into something closer to a rolling desk. What Grok @Bot actually does Grok @Bot can manage tasks like adding items to an Amazon cart, sending emails and placing coffee orders. Those are all handled through voice while the vehicle takes care of the driving. The key difference from the original Grok assistant is reach. The earlier version mostly answered questions and handled conversation. Grok @Bot performs multi-step actions outside the car through what Tesla calls “Connectors,” which link to a rider’s accounts and apps. Tesla built in automatic logout at the end of each ride. Once you step out, your session ends, so the next passenger can’t accidentally reorder your oat milk or read your inbox. Yun-Ta Tsai, a senior engineer at Tesla, confirmed the rollout on X the same day it launched. The functionality was reported...