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Tesla Targets Jun. 12 Launch of Robotaxi Service in Austin

Report: Tesla's Robotaxi Service Will Launch on June 12 in Austin

Tesla has been testing its robotaxis without a human driver for several days, and the service should roll out to customers next month, CEO Elon Musk says.

Benzinga on MSN · 6h

Tesla Targets June 12 For Robotaxi Launch In Austin, Elon Musk Says Company Ramped Up FSD Testing 'A Month Ahead Of Schedule'

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Tesla has date in mind for Austin Robotaxi launch: Report

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Tesla’s stock nears a key chart level. Can a full-time Musk drive it through?

Tesla Inc.’s investors are in a good mood Thursday, as they look for a now full-time Elon Musk as chief executive to clear the path for the electric-vehicle giant’s stock to target a return to record ...

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Musk says Tesla testing driverless Model Y cars in Austin, aiming June delivery

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Why Tesla Stock Is Soaring Even As Its Core Business Slumps

My Tesla FSD diary: 5 months of curiosity, amazement, shock, and embarrassment

The highs and lows of 5 months using Tesla's FSD software, highlighting key experiences, surprises, and the evolving promise of autonomous vehicles.

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Tesla Robotaxi Will Have ‘Lots Of Tele-Ops’—Which Means Supervised FSD

Elon Musk promised the June Austin Robotaxi would operate "unsupervised." New disclosures suggest that won't happen, but what will?

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Self-driving Tesla plows into dummy it identified as pedestrian in safety test

Instead, Tesla will use standard Model Ys running its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software, the same system at the center of mounting safety concerns. While CEO Elon Musk claims the t

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We put Tesla's FSD and Waymo's robotaxi to the test. One shocking mistake made the winner clear.

We tested Tesla's Full Self-Driving and Waymo's robotaxi in San Francisco. We were shocked by one move Tesla's FSD made.

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Tesla Running So-Called 'Full Self-Driving' Software Splatters 'Child' In School Bus Test

Tesla didn't fail to detect the mannequin, the system actually detected the child-size stand-in as a pedestrian but didn't bother to stop or even slow down.