Key Takeaways Tesla owners worldwide are customizing their vehicles in anticipation of the Robotaxi launch. The first Robotaxi test mule was sighted in Austin, marking the beginning of the driverless ride-hailing service. Public rides may begin as early as June 22, as stated by CEO Elon Musk. Owners can potentially earn income by allowing their…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) has not shown any improvement throughout the year. Musk indicates that further updates will be awaited later this year, but specifics remain unclear. The latest FSD update, v13.2.9, has actually performed worse than previous versions, highlighting an ongoing stagnation. Musk admitted that HW3 vehicles will never support unsupervised self-driving…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology is facing regulatory delays in Europe, according to CEO Elon Musk. Musk expressed frustrations with the slow approval processes from the Dutch government and EU officials. The delays in launching Full Self-Driving are believed to hinder the safety benefits it could provide over human driving. A completely driverless Robotaxi…
Key Takeaways Tesla Robotaxi is launching soon, beginning with selected invitees only. Elon Musk confirmed that public rides are tentatively set to start on June 22. Safety is Tesla’s top priority during the cautious rollout of the Robotaxi platform. A limited version was previously tested with employees, but now it’s moving toward public availability. The…
Key Takeaways Elon Musk predicts that the launch of Tesla’s Robotaxi will compel other automakers to license Full Self-Driving technology. A video shows the first Robotaxi test mules being used on the public streets of Austin, Texas. Investor Dave Lee anticipates at least one automaker will license Tesla’s FSD by the end of the year…
Key Takeaways Elon Musk revealed new details about the imminent Robotaxi rollout, with a suspected launch date of June 12. A video of the first driverless Tesla Robotaxi was shared from Austin, after Tesla was listed as an autonomous vehicle operator. Many Tesla models are hardware-ready for driverless operation, but Full Self-Driving (FSD) software still…
Key Takeaways Tesla’s driverless robotaxi was spotted in Austin, TX, showcasing its ability to operate without a driver. A video posted on X highlights the vehicle’s confident movement, resembling any standard car on the road. The robotaxi logo will be placed on the front doors, contributing to a sleek appearance. Testing of the robotaxi service…
Key Takeaways Tesla has been officially recognized as an autonomous vehicle operator in Austin. The company is currently in the testing phase, alongside many other AV operators in the area. Tesla’s robotaxi service launch could happen soon, possibly within days, after a previous report suggested June 12. The initial service will utilize Model Y vehicles…
Key Takeaways Tesla is launching a robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on June 12, but with significant limitations. Initially, only “ten or 20 vehicles” with human safety drivers will operate during the rollout’s first day, as noted by CEO Elon Musk. Tesla is trying to block the release of public communications related to the robotaxi…
Key Takeaways Tesla risks “financial harm” if self-driving crash data is made public. Ongoing legal battle with The Washington Post for crash data related to ADAS systems. Tesla redacts most crash data reported to NHTSA using confidentiality policies. Competitors could analyze disclosed data to improve their own ADAS systems. Legal arguments include debates around public…