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Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD Beta, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD Beta, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD Beta, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

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Tesla aims to launch its robotaxi service in Austin, TX, tentatively on June 22nd. Contrary to expectations, the service won’t utilize the futuristic Cybercab; instead, it will leverage existing Model Y vehicles equipped with a version of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta software.

A remote human oversight team will monitor the small initial fleet (10-20 vehicles) for anomalies. Testing without a human safety driver began only in late May, raising concerns about the limited pre-launch testing period. A recent video shows a driverless Model Y, with a second Tesla likely providing remote intervention capabilities, in operation.

The launch will position Tesla in a competitive autonomous vehicle market alongside established players like Waymo and Zoox, who already offer paid autonomous rides in Austin. The success of Tesla’s robotaxi hinges critically on safety; any significant incident could severely impact the rollout and future development.

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Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

Tesla’s Robotaxi Launch: Model Y, FSD, and a June 22nd Target (Maybe)

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Tesla aims for a June 22nd launch of its robotaxi service in Austin, TX, using Model Y vehicles equipped with its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta. Contrary to previous announcements, the service won’t utilize the futuristic Cybercab.

Initially, a small fleet (10-20 vehicles) will operate with remote human monitoring for anomaly detection and safety intervention. Testing without human safety drivers began only recently (late May), raising concerns about the limited testing period before commercial deployment.

The service will compete with established players like Waymo and Zoox, already operating in Austin. The tight deadline and limited testing window highlight the high-stakes nature of Tesla’s entry into this competitive market, where safety will be paramount for continued operation.

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