On October 29, Tesla's (TSLA.O) planned CyberCab is regarded as the long-anticipated affordable electric vehicle. To boost mass-market sales, the company is open to making fundamental design modifications, transforming it into a conventional model that can be operated by human drivers. On Tuesday, Tesla's Chairwoman Robyn Denholm indicated that the company is prepared to incorporate a steering wheel and pedals into the design if such features are mandated by regulations. Denholm, who is actively engaging with shareholders to secure approval for Musk's compensation package, highlighted the adaptability in Tesla's product development strategy. Some investors back Musk's move to pursue fully autonomous vehicles early last year, while others express reservations about this high-stakes approach. The market is apprehensive that without a new model priced lower than the Model 3, Tesla's growth trajectory may plateau. Denholm made it clear that the CyberCab is essentially what investors have been referring to as the 'Model 2.'