Tesla Robotaxi is live in six U.S. metros as of August 2026, but the vehicle riders actually get is a Model Y, not the purpose-built Cybercab. Cybercab is in p…
On July 20, 2016, Elon Musk publishes Master Plan, Part Deux, describing owners adding their autonomous Tesla to a shared fleet to earn money — explicitly conditioned on…
At Tesla's April 2019 Autonomy Investor Day, Musk predicts Tesla will have more than one million robotaxis on the road by 2020, built on new Hardware 3 computers. The fo…
On October 10, 2024, Tesla unveils Cybercab — a two-seat autonomous vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals — alongside Robovan, a larger concept for groups or cargo. M…
On June 22, 2025, Tesla launches paid Robotaxi rides in Austin: ~10-20 Model Y vehicles, a $4.20 flat fare, a safety monitor in the front seat. Early videos show driving…
Tesla starts offering some Austin Robotaxi rides on a limited basis with no human safety monitor in the front seat — a meaningful step toward unsupervised operation.
The first production Cybercab rolls off the line on February 17, 2026. Tesla has listed a production-capacity target above 125,000 units annually at full ramp — a target…
On April 18, 2026, Tesla launches its first fully unsupervised Robotaxi service outside Austin, in Dallas and Houston — Model Y, no in-car safety monitor.
Unsupervised Robotaxi reaches Miami, Orlando and Tampa. Separately, Cybercab begins driverless employee rides on the Gigafactory Texas campus — private roads, no paying…
Tesla sends invitations for a Cybercab event reported for September 3, 2026. The plan: employee rides on public roads first, then Cybercab integration into the Robotaxi…
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