Tesla is expanding its Robotaxi service by hiring vehicle operators for its ride-hailing program in cities across the United States. One notable target for expansion is Brooklyn, known for its chaotic traffic conditions. Currently, Tesla's service operates in California with human drivers managing the Full Self-Driving technology while awaiting necessary permits for autonomous operation. The company aims to compete with Waymo, which has a limited autonomous vehicle service, by rapidly launching its own services across various U.S. cities, including Arizona, Florida, Nevada, and Texas.
Tesla's Robotaxi service expansion includes hiring vehicle operators across various U.S. cities, bringing its ambitious ride-hailing program to Brooklyn despite traffic challenges.
Currently, Tesla operates its rides in California with human drivers using Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology while awaiting necessary permits for full autonomy.
Tesla is determined to compete with Waymo in the autonomous vehicle market, taking a fast-tracked approach in launching its services across the U.S.
Tesla is looking to expand into cities like Brooklyn, Arizona, Florida, Nevada, and Texas, highlighting its aggressive strategy in the ride-hailing sector.
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