Tesla Robotaxi logs 3.3M autonomous miles with zero injuries or airbag deployments
aelluswamy · x · 2026-10-22
Tesla launched its Robotaxi safety report, revealing the fleet has driven 3.3 million fully autonomous miles with zero injuries and zero airbag deployments. The company estimates the same mileage driven manually would statistically yield roughly 9 occupant/pedestrian injuries and 4 airbag deployments. Tesla says it will keep sharing progress transparently on the report page.
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