Tesla Unveils Robotaxi Ride-Sharing Service and Cheaper Self-Driving Models
Tesla has launched a new ride-sharing service, Robotaxi news, and unveiled cheaper, self-driving ready models to boost its growth. The electric vehicle giant aims to integrate customers' cars into a shared fleet for revenue sharing.
Tesla's Robotaxi tsla program will allow customers to earn money by adding their self-driving cars to the network. The service is set to roll out later this year, with customers able to order the new standard models of Model 3 and Model Y, priced below $40,000, now.
The new models come equipped with Tesla's camera-based hardware platform for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) technology. This will expand the pool of potential buyers and grow the base of vehicles for Tesla's Robotaxi tsla network. However, the rollout of Robotaxi news comes with risks, including profit margins and Tesla's high valuation.
Tesla's third-quarter deliveries reached record highs, exceeding production. This may impact fourth-quarter deliveries, as the company works to meet demand.
Tesla's Robotaxi news and new, affordable models aim to grow the company's autonomous ride-sharing network. Despite potential risks, the move could expand Tesla's customer base and revenue streams. The company's recent record deliveries indicate strong demand for its electric vehicles.
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