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FSD • Apr 20, 2026

Tesla expands Unsupervised Robotaxi service to two new cities in Texas, and it’s cheaper than Waymo

Tesla has expanded its Unsupervised Robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, Texas, launching immediately without safety drivers. This move follows the company securing a statewide operating permit, which is aided by favorable local regulations. For owners and enthusiasts, this represents a significant and rapid scaling of Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing network, offering a service that directly competes with Waymo on price.

FSD • Apr 19, 2026

Tesla’s ‘Robotaxi’ expansion looks like another stock pump before earnings

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, but data shows extremely low vehicle availability, often near zero. The article suggests this limited launch may be an attempt to boost Tesla's stock price ahead of its earnings report. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates the service is not yet a practical reality in these new markets.

FSD • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla brings its robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston

Tesla is expanding its driverless robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, as shown in a company video featuring vehicles operating without human drivers. This move significantly broadens the real-world testing and availability of Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing technology. For owners and enthusiasts, it marks a major step toward the commercial deployment of Tesla's long-promised self-driving network.

FSD • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla expands Unsupervised Robotaxi service to two new cities

Tesla has expanded its Unsupervised Robotaxi service to two additional, unnamed cities. This follows its existing operations in Austin and the San Francisco Bay Area. The move signals a continued, cautious rollout of Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing technology.

FSD • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla Robotaxi expands to Dallas and Houston with fully autonomous rides

Tesla has expanded its fully autonomous Robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, marking a significant geographic expansion of its unsupervised ride-hailing network. This move demonstrates Tesla's growing confidence in its self-driving technology and provides owners and enthusiasts in Texas with direct access to the service.

FSD • Apr 18, 2026

Tesla launches ‘Robotaxi’ in Houston and Dallas with tiny geofences

Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, but the initial operating zones are very limited, covering only small, specific areas of each city. This cautious, geofenced rollout mirrors the company's slow-and-steady expansion strategy previously seen in Austin. For owners and enthusiasts, it signals gradual progress toward a wider autonomous ride-hailing network, but availability will be extremely restricted at launch.

FSD • Apr 16, 2026

Tesla hits historic milestone: AI5 chip tape-out officially complete.

Tesla has completed the final design of its next-generation AI5 chip, sending it to the factory for production. This marks a significant step in advancing the company's autonomous driving hardware. For owners and enthusiasts, this signals future vehicles will have substantially more powerful computing capabilities for self-driving features.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla intertwines FSD with in-house Insurance for attractive incentive

Tesla is now directly linking the use of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software to lower insurance premiums through its in-house insurance program. This means owners who drive with FSD engaged can receive lower rates, as Tesla uses its own vehicle data to prove the system reduces risk. This creates a financial incentive for owners to purchase and use the FSD feature.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla ‘Full Self-Driving’ crashed through railroad gate seconds before train

A Tesla using "Full Self-Driving" drove through a lowered railroad crossing gate as a train approached, forcing the owner to manually accelerate to avoid a collision. The driver, an experienced FSD user, described this as the system's first major failure for him. This incident highlights ongoing safety concerns about the technology's ability to handle complex and dangerous real-world scenarios.

FSD • Apr 15, 2026

Tesla taped out AI5 chip, Musk says — nearly 2 years behind schedule

Tesla has completed the design of its next-generation AI5 chip for self-driving, sending it for manufacturing. This milestone arrives almost two years later than originally promised, with volume production still over a year away. For owners and enthusiasts, this indicates continued development of Tesla's full self-driving technology but highlights significant delays in its hardware roadmap.

FSD • Apr 14, 2026

Tesla adds ‘streaks,’ other stats to track how often drivers use Full Self-Driving software

Tesla has introduced new features, including "streaks" and detailed statistics, to track how frequently drivers use its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. This update, which also simplifies the subscription process, is designed to encourage more consistent use of the system. For owners and enthusiasts, it adds a gamified element to FSD usage and provides clearer data on their driving habits with the technology.

FSD • Apr 10, 2026

Tesla FSD v14.3: faster reaction time helps save animals and vulnerable road users

Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) software update v14.3 achieves a significant 20% improvement in reaction time. This enhancement specifically improves the system's ability to detect and react to smaller animals and vulnerable road users. For owners, this means the driver-assistance system is becoming more responsive and safer in complex real-world scenarios.