CEO Elon Musk recently provided encouraging updates on Tesla's autonomous driving and humanoid robotics technology.

The Tesla Cybercab robotaxi and Optimus robot are both set to enter production this year as Elon Musk bets Tesla's future on AI and robotics.

The Tesla CEO says production on the company’s robotaxis and humanoid robots will be ‘agonizingly slow’ in 2026.

Tesla reported earnings late Wednesday. Tesla stock is below key levels.

Tesla has started offering Robotaxi rides without a safety monitor in Austin, Texas. After yet another set of missed

When Elon Musk said there would no longer be a safety monitor "in the car," he didn't mention the *other* car. The post There’s Reportedly a Car Secretly Following Every Tesla Robotaxi, and the Reason Why Is So Absurd You Aren’t Going to Believe It appeared first on Futurism.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on X that his EV company has removed human safety monitors from some of its Robotaxi vehicles in Austin.

Here’s the reality: Tesla didn’t remove the safety monitor. It simply moved them from inside the Robotaxi to a chase car following closely behind. The move comes just as Musk claimed that Tesla “solved autonomy” again on stage in Davos. Tesla’s CEO has been making this claim every year for the last 6 years.

Wolfe Research projects that Tesla’s robotaxi business could scale into a major revenue driver over the next decade. The firm’s top-down model estimates robotax

Musk is known for making bold promises, but his insistence on Optimus as Tesla's future isn't ringing hollow. Musk recently announced that Tesla will discontinue legacy models, including the Model S and Model X, to make room for production lines to manufacture Optimus at its Fremont factory.

In one incident, one of Tesla's Robotaxi vehicles hit a cyclist, despite having a safety driver in the front passenger seat