It seems that the Tesla Robotaxi season is on us.
Elon Musk responded to a widely joint video of Tesla driving his car around “Robotaxi” in a line style similar to the Cyberrtruck brand.
“A beautiful simple design,” said when the video, when the video is re-sharing, it appears to be recovered, with no one in the driver’s seat-which leads to a left turn.
“These are the non -amended Tesla cars directly coming from the factory, which means that every Tesla comes out of our factories capable of self -driving,” Musk. ” He said In another response.
Vice President Autopilot from Tesla, Ai, Ashok Eluswamy, re -posting the video and books “Slowly slowly at first, then …” in a clear reference to the company’s declared plans to start running a small run from the Robotaxi service before expanding it in Austin.
Although it is not clear whether this is a test car or if Tesla had quietly started to provide a public robotics riding, Musk had previously said that the company was on the right path to start service at some point in June.
Tesla is now inserted as an independent vehicle operator in Austin in the “test” stage, According to To the city’s vehicle management site. Other car manufacturers are inserted to be in the test stage, while Waymo is marked as in “publishing”.
Tesla did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.
Musk said while he was: “We just want to put a finger we raised in the water, make sure that everything is fine, then put more toes in the water, then put the foot in the water,” Mousse said. Fourth quarter profits in Tesla Call in January. “With the safety of the general public and those in the car, such as our maximum first.”
In May, Musk He said Tesla will launch its Robotaxi service with about 10 vehicles in the first week, before increasing it to 20, 30 or 40, and in the end thousands in a few months. Musk also said that he intends to expand the Robotaxi service to other cities, such as San Francisco, although he did not provide a detailed schedule for this expansion.
On Tuesday, Musk also shared some new information about Tesla’s Robotaxi in his video responses, saying that the vehicles used a “new version of software, but will merge in the main branch soon.”
“We have a more advanced model in the alpha phase that contains ~ 4x transactions, but still requires a lot of polishing”, Musk Add In the position. “This may be ready to publish within a few months.”
In another response, it is He said “The streets will change very quickly”, and “autoims will be very common all over the world within two to 3 years.”
“To be hostile to a large extent and lack the uproar on the Robotzi Day last October,” said Jarrett Nelson, a CFRA Research stock analyst, in a note that he expected to launch Tesla Robotaxi, which can happen this week.
“Initially, we see nearly ten models without drivers through full self -driving technology in a geographical area in Austin, Texas, with a distance performance supervision,” Nelson wrote. “We believe that the most important measure will be the number of accidents and interventions recorded by vehicles in the coming months, and the extent of speed requires TSLA to supervise and expand outside the geographical region to other markets.”
Seth Goldstein, a former Business Insider analyst, has distinguished the launch of the June as part of the Tesla testing stage and that it will take a few years before the service is available on a large scale for the public
“I see a truly little effect in 2025,” Goldstein said, adding that Musk’s 2026 instructions for millions of robotics on the road are “somewhat optimistic.”
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“I think it is 2028, you will be tin there and you will be in the game and you can quickly expand from there,” Goldstein said.
