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Tesla CEO Announces Unsupervised Robotaxis Nationwide Launch This Year
Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated that fully self-driving cars without safety monitors could operate across the United States later this year. The company currently runs monitor-free robotaxis in three Texas cities and holds a permit in Arizona.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Monday that he expects fully self-driving Tesla cars without human safety monitors to spread across the United States later this year. Musk spoke by video link to the Smart Mobility Summit in Tel Aviv. He repeated the timeline despite prior delays on similar predictions.
Tesla currently operates monitor-free robotaxis in Austin, Dallas and Houston. The company received a permit for a ride-hailing service in Arizona last November.
Prediction market traders on Polymarket assign a 10% chance that Tesla launches unsupervised robotaxis in California by June 30. More than $105,000 has traded on that contract. Tesla has not filed for a California permit that would allow unsupervised robotaxis.
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