Tesla will launch its long-anticipated robotaxi service in Austin on June 22 with a fleet of just 10 vehicles, according to Engadget. The self-driving cabs, which Tesla says will avoid the city's most complex intersections, may only be available to employees or guests now. Remote operators are expected to assist vehicles if problems occur. CEO Elon Musk previously suggested the rollout would be limited, and analysts now believe it could take months before the service reaches the public. Tesla’s Full Self-Driving system remains under federal investigation over crash risks. The company has blocked Austin from releasing robotaxi records, raising questions about transparency.
