Tesla gets 30-day extension to oppose ‘Cybercab’ trademark held by squatter
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Tesla has received a 30-day extension from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to decide on opposing UNIBEV's "Cybercab" trademark application, extending the deadline to March 14, 2026. This extension comes as Tesla prepares for mass production of the vehicle in April. The situation arose after Tesla failed to file a trademark application before UNIBEV, which filed for the name on October 28, 2024, leading to Tesla's application being suspended.
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