Tesla Cybercab ramps Robotaxi public street testing as vehicle enters mass production queue

Tesla's Cybercab robotaxi is now undergoing public road testing, indicating a key development phase. The vehicle has also entered the mass production queue at Giga Texas, signaling an accelerated timeline toward a commercial launch. This progress suggests Tesla is moving closer to deploying its long-promised autonomous ride-hailing service.

March 11, 2026

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FSD • Feb 23, 2026

Tesla Takes California DMV to Court to Overturn ‘False Advertising’ Ruling

Tesla is suing the California DMV to reverse a ruling that accused the company of false advertising, primarily related to its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving claims. This legal challenge represents a significant escalation in Tesla's ongoing dispute with regulators over how it markets its driver-assistance systems. The outcome could impact the terminology Tesla is allowed to use and shape future regulatory scrutiny of its technology.

FSD • Feb 19, 2026

Tesla admits it still needs drivers and remote operators — then argues that’s better than Waymo

Tesla has admitted its current "Robotaxi" service still requires both in-car drivers and remote human operators. The company argues this supervised approach is more reliable than Waymo's fully driverless system. This reveals a significant gap between Tesla's current capabilities and a truly autonomous taxi service.

FSD • Feb 18, 2026

Robotaxis wreck 4x more than humans, and at least one Tesla wants to swim

New data indicates Tesla's Robotaxis are involved in crashes at a rate over four times higher than human drivers. This comes alongside reports of a significant sales decline in China and an incident where a Tesla appeared to drive toward a lake. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a week of concerning setbacks for Tesla's autonomous driving technology and market performance.

FSD • Feb 06, 2026

Samsung nears Tesla AI chip ramp with early approval at TX factory

Samsung has received early regulatory approval to begin production of Tesla's next-generation AI chips at its Texas factory. This is a significant step toward mass-producing the advanced hardware needed for Tesla's autonomous driving ambitions. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals progress toward more powerful and capable self-driving capabilities in future Tesla vehicles.

FSD • Feb 04, 2026

Tesla exec pleads for federal framework of autonomy to U.S. Senate Committee

A Tesla executive urged a U.S. Senate committee to create a federal framework for autonomous vehicle regulation. He argued this would encourage innovation and help the U.S. compete globally. For Tesla owners and enthusiasts, this push signals the company's ongoing effort to clear regulatory hurdles for the wider deployment of its self-driving technology.

Latest • Feb 04, 2026

Cybercab: Why You'll (Finally) Let Go of Your Steering Wheel

Tesla has confirmed its upcoming "Cybercab" will be a fully autonomous vehicle, designed to operate without a steering wheel. This represents a major technological shift, moving beyond traditional car design. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals Tesla's push toward a future where personal driving may become obsolete.

FSD • Feb 01, 2026

TechCrunch Mobility: The great Tesla rebranding

Tesla is rebranding its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to "Supervised Full Self-Driving," a name that more accurately reflects the driver-assistance system's need for constant human oversight. This change is part of a broader effort to reset customer expectations and address regulatory scrutiny over the system's capabilities and marketing. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals a more cautious and transparent approach from Tesla regarding the current limitations of its autonomous driving technology.

FSD • Jan 29, 2026

Tesla confirms Robotaxi expansion plans with new cities and aggressive timeline

Tesla is rapidly expanding its Robotaxi service to seven major U.S. cities, including Dallas, Houston, and Miami. The company is also progressing its testing, moving toward "Unsupervised" operation in Austin while maintaining "Safety Driver" protocols in the Bay Area. This aggressive rollout signals a major step toward making autonomous ride-hailing a commercial reality for Tesla.