Tesla has told California Department of Motor Vehicles officials that it plans to take a phased approach to operating in the state, starting with giving employees pre-arranged rides using a safety … ...

Tesla is looking to expand its Robotaxi service, and we're not just talking in Texas. On Thursday, CEO Elon Musk said on X that the company plans to expand to "a larger service area in Austin this ...

Tesla did go ahead with its plans, but doesn't use the Robotaxi name or the FSD Unsupervised software. Instead, it started a "ride-hailing service" in the Bay Area using regular FSD Supervised ...

Tesla told some workers it plans to launch its Robotaxi service in the Bay Area this weekend. Robotaxis will have a safety monitor in the driver's seat with full access to the brake and steering ...

It plans to expand to Miami next, and started testing in New York City this week. If Tesla continues to follow in Waymo's footsteps, it may expand to some of the same cities, but the two companies ...

In an earnings call this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk teased an expansion of his company's fledgling robotaxi service to the San Francisco Bay Area and other U.S. markets. Stream San Diego News for ...

Musk noted that the Tesla team hasn’t “thought hard” about the details of adding cars that it doesn’t directly own to the robotaxi service, and was still primarily focused on safety in ...

Tesla's robotaxi plans have taken off quickly. Following the rollout of its pilot in South Austin, the company is expanding into new markets and exploring the red tape that regulates autonomous ...

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Tesla has told California Department of Motor Vehicles officials that it plans to take a phased approach to operating in the state, starting with giving employees pre-arranged rides using a safety ...