Elon Musk’s Tesla moves to launch free self-driving taxi service in California
Tesla applied for a permit to operate a ride-hailing fleet in California, public records show. The application follows comments by CEO Elon Musk, who said that Tesla plans to offer driverless robotaxis in California and Texas in 2025.
A new report shows that the carmaker has also applied for a transportation permit in California, aiming to compete with Waymo ...
The robotaxi space will heat up this year with both Uber and Tesla planning to launch their autonomous services in the coming months. Tesla plans to launch its own ride-hailing service and ...
Uber's CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, said he wants to work with Tesla on robotaxis — even though the electric vehicle maker isn't interested. Speaking at the Future Investment Initiative conference in ...
They want to build it alone, so to some extent in Austin, [Uber] and Waymo will be competition with Tesla when they launch,” ...
Tesla unveiled its robotaxi service, called “Cybercab,” in October, claiming it will roll out an unsupervised driving service ...
"Life is long, but we would love to partner with them," Dara Khosrowshahi said on Friday about Tesla's Cybercabs.
See why Tesla, Inc. stock is declining and the potential impact of its Robotaxi struggles on growth, valuation, and market ...
Tesla plans to roll out its long-awaited Robotaxi in June with a dedicated ... the autonomous vehicle's future private owners won't be able to on Uber or any other rideshare app.
Tesla has applied to the California Public Utilities Commission for a permit to operate a self-driving taxi service, ...
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