The Amazon cargo plane that crashed in Miami nearly hit a parking lot full of Tesla Cybercabs
An Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport, resulting in five deaths and several injuries. The wreckage narrowly missed a parking lot containing Tesla Cybercabs.
Why it matters
The incident highlights aviation safety concerns and the logistical presence of autonomous vehicle technology in public spaces.
An Amazon cargo plane crashed near a parking lot full of Tesla Cybercabs. CHANDAN KHANNA / AFP via Getty Images An Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 crashed in Miami after overshooting the runway, killing five people. The plane came to a halt just short of a parking lot full of Tesla Cybercabs. Cybercabs were deployed for the first time in Austin last week, but have not officially launched in Miami. Sunday's Amazon plane crash almost destroyed a bunch of Elon Musk's latest invention. At least five people died, and five more were injured, after the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 overshot the runway at Miami International Airport. Images showed the airplane came to a halt next to a parking lot that appeared to contain a few dozen Tesla Cybercabs . The gold-colored robotaxis have no steering wheel or pedals, and feature distinctive gold wheel hubs.
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