Champagne-gold two-seat robotaxi in an open-air wash bay at dusk, royal palms and wet concrete, Southwest Florida.

Naples · Fort Myers · the Gulf

No driver.
Still dirty.

Fleet cleaning for Tesla Cybercab. Cabin resets, camera-safe washes, depot crews. The robotaxi does not notice the smoothie. We do.

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01 / Gulf Index

What the coast
is doing to a cabin.

Tesla already runs robotaxi in Miami, Tampa, and Orlando. Cybercabs have been spotted in Naples. When the fleet densifies here, it densifies into beach sand, salt air, and a UV index that cooks a dashboard by lunch.

—Naples temp
—Humidity
—UV index
—Wind
Cabin stress · live
Reading the Gulf…
Three-quarter view of a glossy champagne-gold robotaxi on wet asphalt at golden hour.
Gloss gold panels. Cameras, not lidar. A smear is a blind spot.

02 / The work

Built for a two-seat
stranger machine.

A privately owned car gets washed when someone feels like it. A Cybercab picks up a new rider, then another, then another. Nobody in the front seat is going to clock the sand in the rails.

Robotaxi cabin after a beach run: sand on the floor, a plastic cup in the console, sunscreen on a seat. Same cabin after a reset: vacuumed floor, clean seats, empty cupholders.
After Vanderbilt
After us

Cabin

Eight minutes.
New stranger.

Sand in the seat tracks. Sunscreen on the bolster. Whatever was in the cupholder. We reset the cabin on a clock the fleet can actually use — vacuum, wipe, odor, lost-and-found, back on the lot.

Two seats, no steering wheel, a screen the last rider treated like a coffee table. We clean for the next rating, not for a Saturday car show.

Gloved hand wiping water off a camera housing set into a gold fender.

Cameras

If it cannot see,
it cannot earn.

Cybercab is cameras-only. No lidar to bail it out. Salt film, pollen, and a thumbprint on a lens are operational problems, not cosmetic ones.

We wash the body the way the sensors need — no abrasives, no mystery coatings, camera housings wiped to spec. Pretty is a side effect.

Three gold robotaxis charging at night under palms, wet pavement and steam.

Depot

We come to
the staging lot.

Overnight deep cleans. Midday touch-ups. Surge nights when the beaches dump sand into every cabin at once. Recurring contracts, per-vehicle pricing, turnaround you can put on a roster.

Crews are human. Optimus can apply when he can hold a brush.

Dusk on a Southwest Florida beach: white sand, leaning palms, Gulf water, hotels in the haze.

03 / Why here

Sun. Sand.
Salt. Tourists.

Naples and Fort Myers are a lousy place to keep a vehicle clean and a perfect place to run a robotaxi. Year-round riders. Beach days. A summer that never really ends. We are a local crew standing up the wash bay before the fleet gets thick — not a national vendor discovering humidity from a slide deck.

04 / Work order

Put us
on the lot.

Fleet operators get first claim on territory and launch pricing. Everyone else can still get the Gulf Index in their inbox when we flip the lights on.

Prefer a person? matt@cybercleanswfl.com

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