@Tesla’s current public Robotaxi footprint: Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Miami, Orlando, San Antonio and Tampa. Cybercab rides remain limited to parts of Austin; the other operating cities use Model Y. #Robotaxi
@Tesla says it has begun deploying Cybercab into the Austin Robotaxi fleet. Austin service now runs 6 AM–midnight, and Tesla expects wait times to fall as fleet supply and routing improve. #Cybercab#Robotaxi#Austin
@WHTM3P@Tesla I’d imagine wait times are greater than incumbents (uber, lift) for now. As the fleet grows the network effects will become stronger and as along as Tesla can keep up with demand wait times should gradually decrease! Nice to meet you as well, let’s stay in touch!
@Tesla now lists Jacksonville, Phoenix and Las Vegas as upcoming Robotaxi markets. Cybercab is the Austin beachhead; Model Y is driving the geographic expansion. Tesla’s mixed-fleet strategy is starting to take shape. #Tesla#FSD#jacksonvillefl#pheonix#LasVegas
@Tesla says 40+ purpose-built Cybercabs are already providing driverless rides in limited areas of Austin. The story to watch now: how quickly Tesla converts this focused deployment into a larger fleet. #Robotaxi#Autonomy#cybercab
@Tesla’s live Robotaxi tracker just crossed 4.96M autonomous miles. Cybercab rides are still limited to Austin, but Tesla’s wider Robotaxi network now covers 8 U.S. cities with Model Y and Cybercab vehicles. The rollout is gaining operational depth. #Tesla#Cybercab#robotaxi