Tesla is preparing for the Robotaxi breakthrough that Musk promised for the past decade, but lots of unanswered questions ...

Elon Musk announces Tesla's robotaxi launch in Austin on June 22, marking a major step in autonomous vehicle rollout.

Tesla’s self-driving Cybercab has hit the streets of Austin as part of the company’s initial robotaxi rollout.

The car service will be geofenced to Austin using Level 2 autonomous driving, meaning it still needs human supervision behind ...

Musk said in a social media post this week that Tesla’s long-awaited robotaxi service will roll onto the streets of Austin, Texas on June 22. The Tesla CEO is betting the company’s future on ...

Elon Musk denied Tesla scrapped plans for a low-cost EV, but a new report claims he had personally killed the project weeks ...

The service will begin with Tesla's Model Y vehicles, rather than the Cybercab the company unveiled last year.

Tesla revealed its fully autonomous Cybercab at the VivaTech 2025 conference in Paris on June 12. The sleek two-seater features no steering wheel or pedals and is designed exclusively for robotaxi use ...

The sensation only intensifies when there’s no distinguishable front or back end, no steering wheel, brake, or accelerator pedals ... Argo.AI closed in 2022. Elon Musk says his Cybercab ...

Instead, future sales growth may have to come from a car without steering wheel or pedals—the CyberCab ... Chief executive Elon Musk kept these embers of hope burning late last year when ...