Tesla’s robotaxi push is hitting a snag—paying customers logged fewer miles in Q2 than Q1, amid broader struggles for the company, including missed earnings and a 13% stock drop. Despite expanding to six Texas and Florida cities and claiming 380,000 autonomous miles with zero notable incidents, Tesla still faces regulatory hurdles and 22 reported crashes since testing began, mostly caused by other drivers. Yet, Musk and AI VP Ashok Elluswamy remain bullish, citing weekly 10% growth in autonomous miles and plans to scale “very, very rapidly.”
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