Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said the electric vehicle maker plans this year to greatly expand its self-driving taxi business.

Tesla Inc.’s robotaxis have been involved in over a dozen crashes in Austin since service began, according to reports the ...

The crash rate is four times worse than that of the average American driver, Electrek reports.

Tesla has reported five new crashes involving its “Robotaxi” fleet in Austin, Texas, bringing the total to 14 incidents ...

Tesla filed new comments with the California Public Utilities Commission that amount to a quiet admission: its “Robotaxi” ...

Waymo, which operates more than five times as many fully driverless vehicles in the city, reported a similar number of incidents so far in 2026.

Tesla robotaxis in Austin saw 14 crashes since June 2025; NHTSA data suggests a higher crash rate than humans.

Five new NHTSA crash reports bring Tesla’s Austin robotaxi tally to 14, raising transparency questions as Tesla begins limited unsupervised rides.

Worldwide, Tesla is falling behind BYD. In Europe, Volkswagen is pulling ahead. And the Austin automaker started 2026 with ...

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Tesla announced that the first Cybercab has rolled off the production line in Texas, but the real news is the unboxed manufacturing process it uses ...