Core Insights - Tesla plans to launch its highly anticipated Robotaxi autonomous taxi service in Austin on June 12, although this date may change based on internal discussions [1] - The Robotaxi trial is crucial for Tesla as it will influence the company's future strategic focus and valuation [1] - Elon Musk has indicated that the autonomous taxi service will be central to Tesla's future business, initially using existing consumer models before introducing the specially designed "Cybercab" [1] Group 1 - Tesla has begun testing autonomous vehicles on public roads in Austin, with an engineer in the passenger seat of a Model Y SUV, operating in full autonomous mode without remote control [1] - The initial deployment will consist of approximately 10 autonomous taxis in Austin, with plans to expand to 1,000 vehicles within a few months [1] - The Cybercab prototype was first showcased at an event in California last year, where attendees were allowed to experience a ride, although it was on private land to avoid regulatory approval [1] Group 2 - Texas has relatively lenient regulations for autonomous driving, treating them similarly to other passenger vehicles, requiring only cameras, adherence to traffic laws, and insurance [2] - Austin does not regulate autonomous vehicles but has established a working group to coordinate with Tesla and other autonomous driving companies [2] - Austin is becoming a focal point for the rapidly expanding autonomous taxi industry, with companies like Waymo also operating in the area [2]
特斯拉Robotaxi来了!6月12日奥斯汀见