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Influencers first to experience self-driving Teslas as limited Robotaxi service comes to Austin
Tesla held its first Robotaxi rides in Austin on Sunday after more than a decade of promises from CEO Elon Musk. The event marked the first time Tesla cars without human drivers have carried paying riders, a business that Musk said in a July 2024 conference call is crucial to the company’s future.
Tesla's robotaxi service is up and running, for a specially-invited group of Tesla fans – who are unsurprisingly positive.
Tesla’s driverless ride-hailing service is limited to a geofenced area in Austin about half the size of the one rival Waymo ...
In one video, a Robotaxi appeared to struggle navigating a left-turn-only lane, briefly crossing over a double yellow line ...
Elon Musk’s Tesla robotaxis have been caught speeding and driving into oncoming traffic as the billionaire’s driverless ride-hailing service hits roads for the first time.
Waymo says it wants to bring driverless cars to NYC, but state law requires a trained specialist behind the wheel.
Tesla launches its long-awaited robotaxi service in Austin with Model Y vehicles, staking its future on AI and autonomous ...
The company said Wednesday it has applied for a permit with the city’s Department of Transportation to test a small fleet of ...
During a ride through London with Wayve's CEO, Business Insider encountered a number of unexpected hazards that the car handled with ease.
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