Tesla Robotaxi Fleet Breaks Record: 10 New Cars Added in a Single Day, Total Now 151 Vehicles on Roads!

According to the official X (formerly Twitter) post from Tesla Owners Silicon Valley, the fleet has now covered a total of 550,811 miles. In Austin, the service has achieved an impressive 93% hourly availability rate, highlighting its reliability. The fleet continues to expand rapidly, and just recently, CEO Elon Musk stated that the Austin fleet would “double next month” — it looks like that target is already well on its way.

Robotaxi Future: Unsupervised Launch in 2026?

This news comes at a time when Tesla is gearing up to launch a fully driverless (unsupervised) Robotaxi service in 2026. Experts believe this rapid scaling is a clear sign that the era of driverless transportation is about to begin. The faster expansion in the Bay Area may be due to favorable conditions for data collection, while slightly slower growth in Austin could be linked to regulatory challenges.

Social Media Buzz: Excitement and Questions

The X post has already garnered over 19,000 views, with 475 likes, 65 reposts, and 40 replies. Reactions are mixed:

• One user wrote, “Impressive growth! The future is coming fast.” 🚀
• Another asked, “Why is growth so much slower in Austin compared to the Bay Area?”
• Some questioned Musk’s year-end goal of 500 vehicles, while others were thrilled: “Thank you for sharing amazing high-tech news!”

Tesla’s progress isn’t just boosting its stock price — it’s accelerating the global autonomous driving revolution. Are you ready to ride in a Robotaxi? Let us know in the comments!