Tesla is officially stepping into a new era of autonomous transportation. CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that Tesla’s long-anticipated self-driving robotaxis will be rolled out on the streets of Texas starting in June.
The announcement marks a major milestone for the electric vehicle pioneer, which has been teasing its Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology for years. According to Musk, the robotaxis will operate without human drivers, offering a real-world showcase of Tesla’s autonomous capabilities.
While full details of the deployment are yet to be unveiled, the launch is expected to begin in select areas across Texas, potentially making the state a testing ground for what could be the future of urban mobility. This move comes amid growing competition in the autonomous vehicle space, with companies like Waymo and Cruise also making strides in limited U.S. cities.
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Musk’s vision is bold: to revolutionize transportation by turning Tesla vehicles into ride-hailing services powered by advanced AI, reducing traffic congestion and emissions while reshaping the car ownership model.
As June approaches, all eyes will be on Texas to see if Tesla can deliver on what could be one of the most disruptive innovations in the automotive industry to date.
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