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Tesla has introduced its robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, expanding its operations in Texas. The service allows vehicles to operate without human drivers, although initial data suggests limited vehicle availability in these new markets.
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- Tesla has expanded its robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, following its launch in Austin last year.
- The service operates without human monitors or drivers in the front seat, as shown in a promotional video.
- Tesla's robotaxi service is now available in three Texas cities, with rides without safety drivers starting in January 2026.
- In a previous filing, Tesla reported that its Austin robotaxis have been involved in 14 crashes since their launch.
- The company also provides a limited ride service with human drivers in the San Francisco Bay Area.
- Current data indicates only one robotaxi vehicle is operating in both Dallas and Houston, compared to 46 in Austin.
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