Discuss: Tesla Launches Unsupervised Robotaxi Rides in Miami

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Tesla is picking up the pace with its autonomous ride-hailing network, officially entering one of the biggest tourist and transit markets in the country… Read More

Tesla Launches Unsupervised Robotaxi Rides in Miami - Not a Tesla App

Tesla is picking up the pace with its autonomous ride-hailing network, officially entering one of the biggest tourist and transit markets in the country

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[Procal]

I had a feeling this was coming soon, but not this soon! I'm definitely giving it a try on my next day off!

 

[joe_apxc]

I had a feeling this was coming soon, but not this soon! I'm definitely giving it a try on my next day off!

Tell us how its like So that i can know what is maybe some day reaching the EU after another 10 years of regulatory work xD

 

[Procal]

Tell us how its like So that i can know what is maybe some day reaching the EU after another 10 years of regulatory work xD

I actually tried it, and it was pretty cool! As far as how it feels, it is pretty much exactly like my car, but slightly smoother and much more careful. It really likes to really take its time to "think" through scenarios. But other than that, it feels almost identical to what FSD in my own car feels like, other than not having anyone in the driver's seat.

Honestly, it left me wanting and asking why our cars aren't already capable of doing the same thing in the same areas that Robotaxi already operates in. I guess it makes sense that our own cars can't do it, because Tesla simply doesn't have enough infrastructure or support staff to handle hundreds or thousands of cars, especially if they run into issues. But it still made me question why they don't allow at least level 3, where the car is basically unsupervised unless it absolutely needs your input.