Tesla’s new Cybercab has finally rolled out onto public streets, marking a milestone for the company’s robotaxi ambitions as its autonomous fleet logs its one‑millionth mile without human supervision. While the achievement showcases Tesla’s rapid progress in scaling driverless technology, it also underscores the gap that still separates it from rivals: Alphabet’s Waymo has already amassed more than 200 million unsupervised miles, cementing its lead in the race for fully autonomous ride‑hailing. The rollout raises questions about safety, regulatory approval and how quickly Tesla can close the mileage gap, especially as cities grapple with integrating mixed fleets of self‑driving cars. Industry observers will be watching whether the Cybercab can translate its mileage milestone into broader market adoption and a more competitive position against Waymo’s entrenched network.
Tesla Cybercab hits the road as Robotaxi fleet reaches 'one million miles' of unsupervised driving — but Waymo holds 200-million-mile lead TechRadar
