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Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) CEO Elon Musk announced that public rides in Tesla’s highly anticipated robotaxis could begin as early as June 22 in Austin, Texas. Musk made the announcement via a post on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting that the timeline remains tentative due to the company’s cautious approach to safety.
“We are being super paranoid about safety, so the date could shift,” Musk noted. He also revealed that Tesla aims to deliver its first vehicle entirely without human intervention by June 28. This would mark the first instance of a Tesla driving itself from the end of the factory line directly to a customer’s home.
Earlier in the day, Musk posted a video showcasing Tesla's fully driverless vehicle tests in Austin. These test runs feature the Model Y using Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, rather than the futuristic CyberCab model that was unveiled last year.
Tesla's autonomous vehicle program has been a focal point of innovation in the electric vehicle (EV) market, and this update marks a significant milestone. While regulatory approvals and real-world testing are ongoing, the company’s gradual rollout strategy reflects a strong commitment to safety and technological precision.
The introduction of robotaxis could reshape urban mobility, reduce transportation costs, and position Tesla as a leader in self-driving technology. Industry analysts and investors are closely watching the launch, as successful deployment could significantly boost Tesla stock and reinforce the brand’s dominance in the EV and AI-driven mobility sectors.
As Tesla continues refining its autonomous driving capabilities, June could be a historic turning point for the company's vision of a self-driving future.
