Tesla's unsupervised Robotaxi fleet drops to 20 vehicles, total fleet shrinks to 34
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Fred Lambert
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Summary
New data from the Robotaxi Tracker reveals that Tesla's unsupervised "Robotaxi" fleet has shrunk to just 20 active vehicles, down from 25 reported in late April. The total active fleet across all Tesla ride-hailing operations has collapsed to 34 vehicles, reversing earlier signs of growth and indicating the program is moving in the wrong direction.
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The total active fleet across all Tesla ride-hailing operations has collapsed to just 34 vehicles
The numbers are going in the wrong direction
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