Dive into Tesla's Robotaxi launch in Austin, TX. Discover its flat-rate pricing, invite-only access, and the immediate regulatory scrutiny it's facing following videos of erratic driving.

Tesla, Inc. TSLA rolled out robotaxi services in Austin, TX, last weekend. The company launched the services with 10 to 20 Model Y vehicles. It came installed with Tesla’s newest driverless ...

Elon Musk’s Tesla has officially launched its self-driving taxi service in Texas. It’s taking on industry leader Waymo, but there are plenty of hurdles on the road to expansion for both ...

For now, Tesla’s robotaxis are providing service “in limited areas of Austin,” according to the company’s website. Robotaxis are invite-only at the moment, the company said.

Other road users and researchers observed the robotaxis appearing to violate traffic rules in Austin. The Verge reported a Tesla Model Y robotaxi briefly traveled the wrong way down a road in Austin.

Tesla shares jumped over 9% on Monday after the electric-vehicle maker started testing its long-awaited robotaxi service, a key step toward proving the technology that CEO Elon Musk has for years ...

Tesla's long-promised venture into autonomous taxi service finally arrived over the weekend, as the streets of Austin, Texas, officially became a proving ground for the company's new Robotaxi ride ...

The service kicked off as scheduled aboard Tesla's Model Y vehicles, with customers paying a $4.20 flat fee to ride.

A Tesla robotaxi with no back seat passengers drives in Austin, Texas, on Sunday. Tesla shares jumped 10% on Monday, lifted by the long-awaited launch of the robotaxi service.

Tesla's robotaxi service debuts in Austin with limited access, featuring Model Y sedans and human operators for safety.