特斯拉在美国得州获网约车运营牌照，可开展无人驾驶运营

Core Insights - Tesla has officially obtained a ride-sharing permit in Texas, allowing it to operate autonomous taxi services in the state, marking a significant step in the commercialization of its self-driving technology [1][3] - The new Texas law effective September 1 will regulate autonomous vehicle ride-sharing in the same manner as human-driven services, enabling Tesla to operate without a safety driver present in the vehicle [3] Group 1 - Tesla's autonomous taxi service has been in trial operation in Austin, Texas, since late June, offering rides to selected users at a flat fare of $4.2 per trip, using the latest Model Y vehicles [5] - During the trial, a Tesla staff member has been present in the passenger seat as a safety officer, although the driver's seat remains unoccupied [5] - CEO Elon Musk expressed confidence that by the end of 2025, Tesla could provide autonomous ride-sharing services to half of the U.S. population [5]