After years of hype, Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) robotaxis are finally here. Though you might call it a soft opening, the electric vehicle (EV) maker's much-vaunted autonomous vehicle (AV) network began ...

Trading at a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of more than 150 times 2025 analyst estimates, Tesla's valuation still ...

Tesla's long-promised venture into autonomous taxi service finally arrived over the weekend, as the streets of Austin, Texas, officially became a proving ground for the company's new Robotaxi ride ...

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A small fleet of Tesla Robotaxis will begin carrying passengers in Austin on June 22, Mr. Musk said on X last week but added that the company may delay the start of the service.

The US has a new robotaxi capital. Waymo and Tesla are going head-to-head in Austin, lured by Texas' hands-off approach to regulation. The number of robots on the road is growing, and local ...

Tesla’s Robotaxi Pilot in Austin Causes Panic Before It Even Begins After Flunking Road Safety Tests. Tech consumer advocates find that Tesla Model Ys simply can’t see school buses, kids. A total of ...

Tesla’s Austin robotaxi service will kick off with 10 vehicles and expand to thousands, moving into more cities if the launch goes well, Musk said in a May 20 interview with CNBC’s David Faber ...

Austin city departments say they have not received the emergency planning guides they have asked for, and Tesla hasn't specified what level of autonomy its robotaxi vehicles will be using at launch.

Tesla's Austin robotaxi service will kick off with 10 vehicles and expand to thousands, moving into more cities if the launch goes well, Musk said in a May 20 interview with CNBC's David Faber ...