@DoctorJack16 @drrex1 Jack please. Your feed says you expect it to “ramp quickly” in perpetuity. With zero accountability when it doesn’t. And in 6 months, you’re saying the same thing. But the stock is the product, so…
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Chris Brown
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Chris Brown
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Writer, conference founder and chair, brand manager, and mobility geek. I take the stairs.
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@drrex1 Once 50% served, I believe it will quickly move up from there.
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Dear Tesla Community, here is where things stand with Cybercab/Robotaxi.
- 34 cities are beginning to hire for Tesla Robotaxi positions
- Cybercabs have been seen in 20+ cities
- In the last couple of weeks, there has been an ever-increasing amount of Cybercabs in the outbound lot at Giga Texas. Over 60 Cybercabs and counting.
- @Tesla out of nowhere drops a video of the Cybercab yesterday with the words "Golden Era" that @elonmusk reposts shortly thereafter.
- The number of unsupervised Robotaxis in Austin has doubled in 2 weeks.
And you mean to tell me there are people selling $TSLA?!?!?!
Slow at first and then all at once is the mantra. Piece together the puzzle pieces. I have never been more bullish!
My only question is, how many new Teslanaires will be minted by Robotaxi scaling by the end of 2026?
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True, it's unfair. Waymo can only drive on about 1% of the roads that Tesla can drive itself on, and will never achieve what Tesla has with autonomy because it will never have the data.
Tesla is profitable. Waymo is losing money.
Teslas are great-looking functional vehicles. Waymos are obscenely ugly with the LiDAR tumors sticking out and winking all over them.
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Waymo has been substantially ramping up their testing here in SD over the past year and will launch this summer.
Tesla is still stuck on barely 10 units in one city.
It's not even fair to compare the two.
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@FleetChrisBrown It’s been 13 months and the people doubting them still look like idiots, so yes I’m owning what I said. They will look even more so in another 12-18 months.
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“Tesla can’t scale Robotaxi” are in for a rude awakening in the next 12-18 months.
Bookmark this post.
Tesla Yoda@teslayoda
❤️🔥Breaking: Tesla is actively hiring Self-Driving Data Collection Supervisors in 34 cities! Check out the NEW cities below. Tempe, Arizona San Diego, California Marina Del Rey, California San Francisco, California Aurora, Colorado Washington, District Of Columbia Orlando, Florida Doral, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Tampa, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois Lenexa, Kansas New Orleans, Louisiana Owings Mills, Maryland Peabody, Massachusetts Southfield, Michigan Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Saint Louis, Missouri Sparks, Nevada Springfield, New Jersey Buffalo, New York Flushing, New York Matthews, North Carolina Bridgeville, Pennsylvania Devon, Pennsylvania Bartlett, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Draper, Utah Bellevue, Washington
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@OverlyTrev Seriously tho. Are you owning your “12-18 months from last year?
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@FleetChrisBrown Since then they have started an entire robotaxi network and went from 11 supervised cars to having a fleet over 500 cars in two cities and scaling g unsupervised. You sound like you have no idea what’s going on 😂
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@ElectrikRich @Mattlinn01 I’ll take the under. See you then!
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Waymo - We’re opening up two new cities!
Tesla - We’re adding 1 more Model Y to Austin!
TSLA Stans - OMG Tesla is scaling OMG Mind Blown The Future Is Now We Are The Media!
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Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
Tesla has added another Unsupervised Model Y robotaxi to its fleet in Austin, bringing the total number of Unsupervised vehicles spotted to 12. Source: robotaxitracker.com/unsupervised
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@FleetChrisBrown @BeerPeak @Mattlinn01 You don’t say? You would think someone like me, who has made millions on the stock would know something like that.
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@youngharold @BeerPeak @Mattlinn01 You realize Tesla remote supervises robotaxi right? Direct control. Unlike Waymo, they never actually drives the vehicle, just provides input.
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@ElectrikRich @Mattlinn01 Me too. What number do you think it will be?
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@Mattlinn01 I think you're about to be humbled. Can't wait to see this number in 90 days.
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@dr__dwayne @Mattlinn01 Of course there aren’t 600 at one time. as they are supervised and people work 8hrs the fleet is only 1/3 at one time
Unsupervised can run basically 24/7
They will have their designated wireless charger and do 3 shifts per day
So in other terms you have 39 unsupervised cars
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@CernBasher Is anyone holding you accountable for anything @CernBasher ? Tesla has .O5% share today. Does the model account for that?
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Tesla's Robotaxi is preparing to reach ~50% of US Population
Tesla is hiring for the role of Data Collection Supervisor, Self-Driving (and previously for roles called AI Safety Operator) in many cities across the country.
These cities cover about 50% of the US population (depending on whether you look at MSAs or CSAs).
This table also shows the new cities (in green) where they've begun hiring.
This helps to explain where all the Cybercab engineering test vehicles that @JoeTegtmeyer is seeing every day are going!
Note: MSA ("Metropolitan Statistical Area") is a city's footprint while CSA ("Combined Statistical Area") reflects a network of metros acting as one regional economic system.
Tesla Yoda@teslayoda
❤️🔥Breaking: Tesla is actively hiring Self-Driving Data Collection Supervisors in 34 cities! Check out the NEW cities below. Tempe, Arizona San Diego, California Marina Del Rey, California San Francisco, California Aurora, Colorado Washington, District Of Columbia Orlando, Florida Doral, Florida Jacksonville, Florida Tampa, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois Lenexa, Kansas New Orleans, Louisiana Owings Mills, Maryland Peabody, Massachusetts Southfield, Michigan Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Saint Louis, Missouri Sparks, Nevada Springfield, New Jersey Buffalo, New York Flushing, New York Matthews, North Carolina Bridgeville, Pennsylvania Devon, Pennsylvania Bartlett, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Draper, Utah Bellevue, Washington
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@OverlyTrev This sounds eerily similar to posts from the cultists 12-18 months ago. My guess is 12-18 months from today you'll be posting the same thing. It's been 12-18 months down the road for 6 years.
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@alex_avoigt Almost no one understands because it’s not happening. There will be no ramp in April or May and the fact that you use fake job postings as evidence is what’s truly funny. Stop posting timelines Alex. It’s not helping you and certainly not Tesla.
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Tesla is getting its Robotaxi support team ready, and I expect to see an exponential increase in deployments in more cities and numbers either in April or May.
Exponential curves start out very slowly, and since that’s currently the case in Austin and the Bay Area, people fall into the trap of thinking it will continue that way - which is a big mistake.
Once all its in place, Tesla will not only be able to scale up more quickly but also accelerate its validation process to expand its business.
What matters most for the timeline, therefore, is the growth rate once the curve becomes exponential—not the fact that it was linear and slow before.
Its truly funny to see that almost no one understand that. 🤭
Tesla Yoda@teslayoda
❤️🔥HR Update: Tesla is hiring Robotaxi Field Response Specialist in Dallas and Houston covering 24/7 shifts. Robotaxi Service incoming!
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@UltraRunnerPod As acceptance rates for most CSUs average over 90%, you’re clueless on how to get your kid into higher education.
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I'd heard how crazy the college admissions process is, but now seeing it in reality has blown my mind.
My kid has great grades (4.2 weighted) with a ton of APs, leadership ec's, a very solid athletic resume, parents paying cash, etc., all at a private college-preparatory HS, and she has basically no chance of getting into a UC or CSU for her major.
Not sure what needs to be done, but this is crazy. 🙄😩
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@TeslaInsightsHQ @SawyerMerritt No mass production. Still test units.
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@SawyerMerritt With mass production officially starting this month at Giga Texas, it's wild to see these validation units already hitting the roads in Kansas. No steering wheel, no pedals just pure FSD. 2026 is truly the year the robotaxi becomes an industrial reality. 🚕
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Cybercab spotted testing in Kansas for the first time, specifically in Wichita.
With Tesla having recently produced a lot more engineering/validation Cybercabs, expect to see Cybercabs pop up in a lot of new areas.
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Cybercab in Wichita Kansas… but Robotaxi can’t scale…. Yeah they’re testing everywhere in the U.S.
Is nerds know what happening but a lot of people have absolutely no idea the scale Tesla is planning.
Next 12-18 months are going to be very exciting 🤖
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@FleetChrisBrown @realtunakotex @betastuff1999 Yep I am still waiting on those folks from last yr to come back and discuss scaling.
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This is a clear example of a person who doesn’t understand what it takes for autonomy. You need 1m miles per at fault accident. You can’t tell that by driving around so this person is either un serious about autonomy or intentionally misleading.
Mike P@mikepat711
The reason I have more TSLA shares than ever before, and the reason I will stay through all the pain, is because it isn’t the random hype about future products or Elon’s estimated release dates that make me bullish. It’s my first-hand experiences with the product itself that make me lose my mind and want to stay put. The actual product makes me far more bullish than anything else. The best possible signal for a thesis
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@betastuff1999 @JonBryant421 😂😂 enjoy your weekend. We can talk scale in a few months 💀
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@LucasNavallo @nymbusjp Why would I be alarmed if there were passengers and no drivers? Isn't tht the goal?
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@FleetChrisBrown @nymbusjp For a revolutionary vehicle undergoing tons of testing, is that not the right approach?
If there were passengers and no drivers, you would be alarmed by the negligence of Tesla. No matter what they do, I don't think you'll be content.
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Tesla is producing these Cybercabs to let them rot on the parking lot, as we now have indisputable evidence that the Robotaxi service will not scale before 2030.
My decades of experience in the automotive industry confirm that this is standard practice to produce new vehicles to let them rot 5 years or more on a parking lot.
Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎@JoeTegtmeyer
How about a few more pics of ~60 Cybercabs!
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