Tesla 'Intentionally' Not Adding EVs To Robotaxi Fleet; Semi Truck Set For Europe
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Tesla 'Intentionally' Not Adding EVs To Robotaxi Fleet; Semi Truck Set For Europe
Tesla indicated it won't add more Model Y cars to its robotaxi service, instead opting to wait until the Cybercab's public release to grow its fleet, according to JPMorgan.
Tesla (TSLA) Stock Dips as Cybercab Hype Builds – JPMorgan Weighs In
TLDR Tesla stock dropped 0.5% to $349.26 Thursday, a day after gaining 4.2%, which was driven by a Cybercab event teaser. Tesla teased an upcoming Cybercab event, signaling the purpose-built robo-taxi may be entering its fleet soon. JPMorgan analyst Rajat Gupta says the next major fleet inflection...
Tesla ‘Intentionally Holding Back’ Model Y Robotaxis for Cybercab, JPMorgan Says
Tesla told JPMorgan it is deliberately holding back Model Y units from its Robotaxi fleet as it prepares to scale the purpose-built Cybercab. The disclosure came in a new client note published on Wednesday by analyst Rajat Gupta, following a tour of the company’s Fremont factory and a meeting with the Investor Relations team. Earlier this week, Tesla also confirmed a Cybercab launch event is approaching — the timing aligning closely with reports…
Tesla Stock Revs Up On Cybercab Buzz: Analyst Sees ‘Good Entry Point’ As Robotaxis Drive 30% Of Bull Case
Morningstar expects Cybercab’s low costs to support “strong profits” and “strong growth in 2027.” Robotaxis generated under 0.5% of Tesla’s 2025 revenue but account for over 30% of Morningstar’s valuation.Tesla could launch Cybercab publicly in Austin this month, beginning with employee rides before adding it to Robotaxi.Waymo holds a 580-fold driverless-mile lead, while Tesla’s unsupervised [...]
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