Tesla Robotaxis Expand in Texas, Austin Becomes Self-Driving Hub

It's April 21st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is El Paso News today, your AI-powered

local news.

Tesla Robo Taxes are expanding across Texas, hitting Dallas and Houston right now.

The company dropped the news on X, sharing maps of their service zones in both cities.

This means more folks in those areas can summon a fully autonomous ride from Elon Musk's

fleet, headquartered right here in Austin.

This rollout comes hot on the heels of Waymo, pushing into Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio

back in February.

Tesla's keeping pace in the self-driving race, building on their momentum from last summer's

debut in Austin.

Austin's turning into a national hotspot for this tech.

Without fits like Zooox and local player Avride, also deploying their own Robo Taxi fleets

there.

It's drawing innovators and testing grounds like nowhere else.

The maps highlight coverage from Jersey Village, northwest of Houston, up to spots North

of Dallas near Highland Park.

Early signs show smooth integration into busy urban spots.

As these autonomous rides multiply statewide, expect bigger shifts in how we get around.

Self-driving is no longer just a dream, it's daily life rolling.

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