Business Insider reporter Lloyd Lee took test rides in Tesla and Waymo autonomous taxis in Austin. Tesla's Robotaxi needed ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a post on X that the limited, invitation-only service that began June 22 will be open to all ...

Tesla shareholders sue over Robotaxi safety claims after Austin rollout chaos wipes $68B in value, adding to mounting legal trouble for Musk’s empire.

Tesla robotaxis are currently only available to a limited group of invitees, but this permit could open the doors to ...

Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) offered a glimpse of its autonomous future with a robotaxi trial in Austin, showcasing both competitive pricing and a human-like driving experience, according to William Blair. The ...

Waymo founder and former CEO John Krafcik is a critic of Tesla’s approach to self-driving, and he has so far accurately ...

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Cathie Wood's ARK Invest released a paper on Tesla's Robotaxi growth and production advantages, predicting a $10T global ...

Today, the biggest player in the self-driving car space—at least among robotaxis—is Waymo, which has had services running in ...

Tesla is set to launch its long-awaited robotaxi program in Austin, Texas next week. However, according to a new report from Fortune, the city of Austin is not ready for Tesla's robotaxis just yet.

Survey data shared exclusively with WIRED suggests that Tesla’s newest autonomous driving technology has freaked out some consumers.

Tesla's Austin robotaxi service will kick off with only 10 vehicles and will later expand to thousands and move into more cities if the launch is successful, Musk told CNBC in May.