Tesla has officially launched a new Robotaxi sign-up website, allowing users across the U.S. to register for early access to the company’s upcoming autonomous ride-hailing service.
The new portal — available at tesla.com/robotaxi — invites users to sign up to “be among the first” to take a fully autonomous ride in a Model Y Robotaxi when the service becomes available in their area. It also teases Tesla’s vision for a future where the next ride you hail will be a Cybercab, the company’s planned vehicle designed for autonomous driving from the ground up.
This comes just days after Tesla started sending out limited invites for its Robotaxi commercial service launch in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, June 22. The initial deployment will see Tesla roll out approximately 10 Robotaxi vehicles in the city, geo-fenced to avoid complex intersections and supervised by Tesla Safety Monitors sitting in the passenger seat.
Photos and videos of self-driving Model Y Robotaxi prototypes have been surfacing online in recent weeks, sparking growing anticipation among EV enthusiasts and tech watchers alike.
With the launch of this new sign-up portal and impending controlled pilot in Austin, Tesla is signaling that its long-promised Robotaxi service is moving beyond internal testing and closer to public availability. While initial rides will be limited to specific markets, including Austin, the company’s goal is a nationwide rollout as regulatory approvals and Full Self-Driving (FSD) capabilities mature.
Those eager to experience autonomous transportation firsthand can now register their interest directly through Tesla’s website. As Tesla continues to build its Robotaxi network, the service’s launch in Austin will mark a major milestone in the company’s broader autonomous mobility ambitions.
