Topic: tesla robotaxi

  • Waymo vs. Uber: The Price Gap Is Closing

    Waymo vs. Uber: The Price Gap Is Closing

    The price gap between Waymo robotaxis and traditional ride-hailing services like Uber is narrowing, as Waymo lowers fares while competitors raise theirs, indicating a maturing competitive market. Tesla's emerging ride-hailing service appears cheaper in data, but its current use of human drivers, ...

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  • Tesla's Robotaxi Hits Austin Roads Without a Safety Driver

    Tesla's Robotaxi Hits Austin Roads Without a Safety Driver

    Tesla has launched fully driverless robotaxi rides in Austin, removing the human safety driver from the front seat, marking a significant evolution in its autonomous vehicle program. The company is taking a cautious, phased approach to this transition, starting with only a few unsupervised vehicl...

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  • Elon Musk Misses Full Self-Driving Deadline Again

    Elon Musk Misses Full Self-Driving Deadline Again

    Tesla has delayed its timeline for achieving unsupervised Full Self-Driving, with CEO Elon Musk now stating the company must first accumulate about 10 billion miles of data, moving the goalposts again. The current robotaxi service remains a supervised, limited test far from the promised national ...

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  • Tesla Clears Final Hurdle for Arizona Robotaxi Launch

    Tesla Clears Final Hurdle for Arizona Robotaxi Launch

    Tesla has secured a ride-hailing permit from Arizona, allowing it to operate autonomous robotaxi services as a Transportation Network Company in the state. The company completed Arizona's self-certification process for autonomous vehicle testing and has been focusing on the Phoenix Metro area for...

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  • Waymo Rolls Out Driverless Rides in Miami for 2026 Launch

    Waymo Rolls Out Driverless Rides in Miami for 2026 Launch

    Waymo has launched its fully driverless robotaxi service in Miami and is expanding to several other U.S. cities, with a commercial launch planned for 2026. The company now offers paid autonomous rides on highways in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Phoenix, while facing competition from Zoox and T...

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  • Tesla's Full Self-Driving Under Investigation for Traffic Violations

    Tesla's Full Self-Driving Under Investigation for Traffic Violations

    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating approximately 2.8 million Tesla vehicles with Full Self-Driving technology for traffic violations like running red lights and wrong-way driving. The probe includes 58 safety incidents, with 14 collisions and 23 injuries, where FS...

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