Tesla Expands Robotaxi to Dallas and Houston
Tesla launches its Robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, expanding beyond Austin and San Francisco with small geofenced areas. The move tests scalability of the autonomous ride-hailing service in new markets.

Early user analysis of the maps shows the Houston geofence covers approximately 25 square miles. The Dallas zone centers around the Highland Park area.
Tesla's official @robotaxi account on X posts the announcement with two map images and the text: "Robotaxi now rolling out in Dallas & Houston." The post provides no details on fleet size, whether rides will be supervised or unsupervised, or pricing.
For context, Tesla's Austin geofence has grown to roughly 245 square miles after months of gradual expansion, starting from an initial 20-square-mile footprint that took nearly a year to reach.
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