Group 1 - Tesla has launched its robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, but its shares have decreased by 20% over the past six months, presenting a potential buying opportunity for investors [1] - The robotaxi division could tap into a $10 trillion global market, making Tesla's current valuation appear justified despite trading at 11.5 times sales compared to competitors like Rivian and Lucid [2] - Cathie Wood predicts the autonomous taxi market could reach $8 to $10 trillion, with Tesla's share price potentially hitting $2,600 in five years, largely driven by the robotaxi opportunity [3] Group 2 - Analyst Dan Ives estimates that the robotaxi opportunity could add $1 trillion to Tesla's market cap by the end of 2026, indicating significant growth potential [5] - While the full realization of the robotaxi opportunity may take years or even decades, Tesla benefits from strong brand recognition and access to capital, allowing it to raise funds without heavily diluting current shareholders [6] - The combination of brand strength and capital access positions Tesla as a long-term investment for those bullish on the robotaxi market [7]

RT DrKnowItAll (@DrKnowItAll16)There's a big disconnect in reporting on @robotaxi between those of us who've tried it and those in media who have not. I've not heard of a single person who's tried it who wasn't impressed (including a total stranger I gave two rides to Sunday--who now says he wants to buy a Tesla due to his experience: https://t.co/3ZluX1ssPo). But in broadcast media the story is that the rollout is a, too small an area;b, not fully successful (due to a couple of minor wiggles by the cars);c ...