The US Patent and Trademark office has been using to refer to their free-promised driving cars.
CEO ELON Musk used the word “Robotaxi” for years.
At first, it was to refer to what their Consumer Car Car was done.
Tesla, however, held their event 'we, Robot' on October 2024, where two new vehicles were revealed, a given Robotaxi car and a 'semoovan' – pictured above.
Musk has been transferred to the Robotaxi car dedicated as both 'Robotaxi' and 'Cybercab'.
Soon after the event, we reported that Tessla trading signs matched both words, as well as 'Robobus' and 'Robovan'.
Now, Techcrunch reports report that USPO has rejected Tesla commercial program for the Generic item:
Tesla's efforts to sell the word “robotaxi” with reference to its cars denounced by the US Patent and Trademark Office for normal, with new installation. Another app is to sell the word “Robotaxi” to its upcoming travel service – the Office test.
USPO notes say other companies and the media use the word 'Robotaxi “to refer to other driving vehicles.
The decision “does not have the last”. Tesla can still pass this decision.
Tesla also saw the Testam program being made by 'Cybercab' sign and set aspo to review other programs using the word 'cyber'.
Electrel's taking
I don't think Tesla should receive a trademark of the 'Robotaxi'. It is very common. 'Cybercab' should be good. If Tesla managed to find a cybersuck, it should be able to find 'cybercab'.
I hope the cybercab works better to them than cybertruck so far.
But it is difficult to make a car walking on wheels and you don't solve yourself driving.
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