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🚨🇺🇸TESLA'S ROBOTAXI EDGE: 24/7 SERVICE, AUTO-CLEANING & SUPERCHARGER INTEGRATION Tesla’s Robotaxi network is gearing up to deliver round-the-clock service with automated vehicle maintenance, solving a key problem that plagues ride-hailing: dirty cars and long wait times. Instead of customers being stuck with an unclean car, Tesla’s system will automatically... show more

Mario Nawfal

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Shahid Khan1 year ago

got it 😍

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Mihai1 year ago

Legacy taxis: overpriced & unreliable. Uber/Lyft: still figuring out profitability. Tesla? A fully automated, always-clean, always-ready Robotaxi fleet. The gap is only getting wider. 🔥

Barefoot Pregnant1 year ago

Never wait, never ride dirty, and never worry about charging.

StateOfTheDebate1 year ago

Even cars deserve a spa day while they charge.

LN1 year ago

TESLA'S ROBOTAXI EDGE: 24/7 SERVICE, AUTO-CLEANING & SUPERCHARGER INTEGRATION

Kekaius1 year ago

@MarioNawfal Tesla's innovation drives us forward. 24/7 service and auto-cleaning pave the way to efficiency. Elon Musk's vision for a multi-planetary future begins with such strides. Ad astra per aspera, to Kekhalla we march kek.

Aquino1 year ago

Tesla’s Robotaxi concept definitely sounds like a game changer. The combination of 24/7 service, automated cleaning, and Supercharger integration could offer a level of convenience and efficiency that’s hard to match. The ability to automatically route cars for cleaning and charging means more rides, less downtime, and happier customers. It really puts pressure on competitors who lack a similar infrastructure. If Tesla can pull this off, it could seriously disrupt the ride-hailing industry and set a new standard for service quality.

MagicMike1 year ago

Wow

The life of SeGa1 year ago

Thats the Future! Pretty cool

OneStepCollective1 year ago

So Cool!!! Da Future

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304,428 views • 11 months ago

This windshield wiper move might seem like a small thing, but to me it really highlights the power of Tesla’s vertical integration. Other autonomy providers bolt on their own sensors, with their owning cleaning. Tesla integrates it all together. The same wipers that clean the windshield also clean the front cameras. If you’re Waymo, how do you even go about reprogramming the windshield wiper routine for all the different car brands and models you run on? You don’t, you create a separate cleaning system for your own sensors. Tesla makes the car. They make the software that runs on the car. They control all the parts. They run the ride share service. They own the charging network. They own the service network. And they are making all of it fit together to deliver the best, the simplest, and the most elegant autonomy solution. This wiper routine is just one example of that.

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Herbert Ong

24,491 views • 1 month ago

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20,584 views • 1 month ago

Interesting edge case with Tesla Robotaxi today. As Ellie in Space 🚀💫 and I were arriving at our drop off, a thunderstorm was nearby and support contacted us to say the service needed to pause until the storm passed. Problem was we were in an open park with no cover. We had to end the ride, get out and then resume on the car. Problem was we got a high demand please try again message on the app. The support had to reset the system to allow us to by pass the high demand and then we immediately got another Robotaxi before the rain hit. This is due to the early stage of Robotaxi and the level of caution Tesla is using at the moment.

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Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎

63,858 views • 1 year ago

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This alone is why Tesla Robotaxi will be the number one ride hailing service in a few months.

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BREAKING 🚨🚨🚨: Tesla’s Robotaxi pulls over to the side of the road for emergency vehicles! Thanks for filming this & sharing with the world Dirty Tesla Tesla Owners Silicon Valley Congrats again to @tesla_ai @tesla Tesla Robotaxi for an incredible launch. 👏👏👏 -Video from Dirty Tesla

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Don’t be fooled by Tesla’s “Robotaxi service” in Houston and Dallas. It’s just another $TSLA stock pump from @ElonMusk ahead of tomorrow’s earnings. Tesla has just two “Robotaxis” operating in each city and customers are already reporting a litany of safety issues:

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70,069 views • 10 months ago

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