特斯拉自动驾驶出租车事故率是人类司机9倍？美监管机构数据曝光

Core Insights - Tesla's Robotaxi fleet reported 9 low-speed collision incidents over approximately 500,000 miles driven from July to November 2025, resulting in an accident rate 9 times higher than that of human drivers [1][2] - The transparency of Tesla's Robotaxi accident reporting has raised concerns, as all accident narratives submitted to NHTSA are redacted, limiting external understanding of the incidents [1] Group 1: Accident Data - Between July and November 2025, Tesla reported 9 crashes involving its Robotaxi fleet in Austin, Texas [2] - Specific incidents included a right turn collision, a collision with an SUV in a construction zone, and hitting a cyclist, among others, with speeds ranging from 6 mph to 27 mph [2] Group 2: Comparison with Competitors - Waymo, an earlier entrant in the autonomous driving space, has accumulated over 25 million miles with a significantly lower accident rate than human drivers and does not redact accident information [2] - The data indicates that autonomous driving systems still face significant challenges in complex urban environments, particularly in dynamic situations involving intersections and non-motorized vehicles [2]