Elon Musk made a huge robotaxi promise. Now investors are asking what happened
- A year after Elon Musk predicted Tesla's robotaxi service would spread across half the United States by the end of 2025, the company's self-driving revolution is moving far more slowly than promised.
- During Tesla's latest earnings call, Musk and his executives faced tough questions from analysts over a rollout that has fallen well short of the company's ambitious projections.
- Since launching a small robotaxi pilot in Austin in June 2025, Tesla has expanded only to a handful of cities in Texas and Florida, with service largely confined to quieter neighborhoods on the outskirts rather than busy do
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- A year after Elon Musk predicted Tesla's robotaxi service would spread across half the United States by the end of 2025, the company's self-driving revolution is moving far more slowly than promised.
- During Tesla's latest earnings call, Musk and his executives faced tough questions from analysts over a rollout that has fallen well short of the company's ambitious projections.
- Since launching a small robotaxi pilot in Austin in June 2025, Tesla has expanded only to a handful of cities in Texas and Florida, with service largely confined to quieter neighborhoods on the outskirts rather than busy do
Sources: The Independent