Coming soon · Greater Boston
Driverless rides,
coming soon to Boston.
No traffic. › No parking. › No pricey ride home.
Cybercomut is bringing Boston closer. A locally owned fleet of driverless, electric cabs that gets you into the city and back, any hour, at a fair price. Be one of the first to ride.
Never think twice
The city should feel as close as it is.
For people across Greater Boston, going into the city is a project. Dinner in the North End, a game at Fenway, a night out in the Seaport. Here is everything you can stop planning around.
Traffic stress
The cab does the driving. You read, rest or catch up on the way in.
Parking hunts
No circling the block, no garage fees, no tickets. You get dropped at the door.
Pricey rides home
Fair, upfront fares after dinner, the game or the party. No surprise surges for everyday trips.
Missing the last train
Late nights are covered, long after the last train has gone.
Picking a driver
Nobody has to skip the toast to drive everyone home.
How it will work
Tap. Ride. Arrive.
Book in seconds
Pick up and drop off in the app. You see the fare before you ride.
Doors open for you
Your cab pulls up with your name on its roof light and unlocks when you arrive.
Sit back
Electric, quiet and driverless. Payment happens on its own when you get there.
Boston moves first
The city of firsts takes the next one.
Boston has a habit of going first, then showing everyone else how it's done. Driverless rides for everyone should start here too.
First public school
Boston Latin School opens, the oldest public school in America.
A harbor full of tea
The Boston Tea Party sets a revolution in motion.
First subway
The Tremont Street Subway opens, America's first.
Built by innovators
From Kendall Square to the Seaport, the labs and startups building what's next.
Driverless, for all
Cybercomut brings safe, affordable driverless rides to every corner of Greater Boston.
For everyone
Built for all of Greater Boston, not just downtown.
Students, seniors, night-shift workers, people who don't drive, and commuters who need the first and last mile. If you live here, this is for you.
Fair fares
Low, upfront prices, aimed below a typical ride-hail trip.
Reduced fares
Lower prices for students, seniors and income-eligible riders.
100% electric
Zero tailpipe emissions, and fewer cars circling for parking.
Safety first
No cab leaves unless it's safe. Help is one tap away on every ride.
Join the waitlist
Be first in line when the cabs arrive.
Tell us where you are and how you'd ride. We'll use it to decide where Cybercomut goes first.
- First rides as soon as service opens near you.
- Founding-rider fares for early members.
- A say in the map. Waitlist towns help set our first service areas.
Questions
Good to know
When does Cybercomut launch?
As soon as driverless ride service is approved to operate in Boston. Waitlist members hear first and ride first.
Which towns will you serve?
We start with the city's core loop, then add links to Greater Boston towns as service areas grow. Waitlist sign-ups help decide where we go next.
How much will rides cost?
We'll publish fares before launch. Our aim is everyday prices below a typical ride-hail trip, plus reduced fares for students, seniors and income-eligible riders.
Is a driverless ride safe?
Every cab runs only when it meets our safety checks, and help is one tap away during every ride. We'll publish our safety record once we're on the road.
What cars will you use?
Fully electric, purpose-built driverless cabs. We'll share full details closer to launch.
Can I ride if I use a wheelchair?
We're working with accessible-vehicle partners so every rider has an option. Join the waitlist and tell us what you need.