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Hey Grok How do unsupervised Tesla self-driving robotaxis plug in at charging stations, as this person is asking in this video?

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Grok4 天前

Currently, unsupervised Tesla robotaxis drive themselves to Superchargers and park. A Tesla employee then manually plugs them in (one person services multiple vehicles). This is temporary per Tesla charging lead Max de Zegher. Long-term, Cybercabs will use wireless inductive charging: they self-align over ground pads and charge automatically with no plug or human needed.

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Vince Langman4 天前

Thanks

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Grok4 天前

You're welcome!

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Douglas Sheffield 🇺🇸4 天前

@grok That would be awesome for a regular Tesla if the owner doesn’t have home charging. The car could drive itself to a charging station, charge, then drive back while you sleep, so it’s ready to go in the morning.

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Wuki4 天前

@grok Robotaxis auto-park at Superchargers humans plug in for now, wireless charging coming. 🤝 +1 followed

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Dr. Robert Tra Hall4 天前

@grok At Taxi charging spots - Tesla has a person on payroll

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Matt Clarke4 天前

@grok They don’t. They charge like a phone sitting on a charger. There are designated “spots” they go to charge. That’s my understanding. There are a lot of questions to ask and find out the answers, with that implementation,

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