Tesla Robotaxi launches in Fort Worth, Texas, with rides from 6 a.m. Monday
Tesla's official Robotaxi account on X posted at 11:36 p.m. Central time Sunday that Robotaxi will be available in Fort Worth, Texas, "starting tomorrow, 6am," meaning Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. The post drew more than 1,800 likes in about 35 minutes.
The tracker Robotaxi Atlas lists Tesla driverless rides in six cities: Austin, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando and Tampa. Fort Worth isn't on that list yet. Separately, Where's the Driver? reports that Tesla said on its Oct. 21 Q3 earnings call that Cybercab rides would open in Dallas in November, with no exact date.
Tesla's post doesn't say whether Fort Worth rides will have anyone in the front seat, how big the service area is, or how many cars will run there.
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Post by Tesla Robotaxi on X.
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Sources
- @robotaxi (Tesla Robotaxi, official) on X
- Robotaxi Atlas: Tesla Robotaxi cities and status (tracker)
- Where's the Driver? (Nov. 1): Tesla's Dallas Cybercab plans for November
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