Elon Musk is doubling down on his promise that Tesla robotaxis in Austin will be entirely driverless by the end of the year.

The Tesla head has repeatedly boasted that the robotaxi ride-hailing service is scaling imminently. On the Q3 earnings call ...

Elon Musk announced that, by the end of the year, Tesla Robotaxis in Austin will operate without safety monitors in the front ...

Tesla's robotaxi service currently operates in two cities, Austin and the San Francisco Bay Area, with safety monitors still ...

Tesla operates "Robotaxis" in Austin that have an operator in the passenger seat. Musk says they'll be truly driverless weeks ...

So, can Tesla achieve fully driverless robotaxis by the end of 2025? It’s possible, but not assured. The technology is ...

After a turbulent stretch, the pieces are finally aligning for Tesla. With unsupervised FSD nearing launch, brand trust ...

Tesla's Austin Robotaxis will roughly double in December. This falls short of Musk's earlier statement on the All in podcast ...

Musk’s robotaxis are a little closer to reality, with a kind of limited service being offered in Austin, Texas, as well as parts of San Francisco. But Tesla might need to rethink its approach to ...

The Austin-based automaker will need additional permits before its self-driving cars can hit the streets, though. It operates with human safety monitors in Texas, California.

Stifel analyst Stephen Gengaro raised his Tesla price target to $508 from $483 while maintaining a Buy rating, citing ...

This year, Waymo debuted on freeways in three cities, and started autonomous driving in cities including Miami, Dallas, ...