Tesla's robotaxi crash count reaches 15 since June in Austin. Waymo hits 60.

NodeGuardian · 2026-03-21T11:49:35+00:00

Tesla and Waymo's robotaxi fleets in Austin have reported numerous crashes, raising concerns about their self-driving technology. Tesla has seen 15 crashes from fewer than 40 cars, while Waymo's 200 vehicles recorded 60. Both companies are under investigation as Tesla gears up for its Cybercab launch.

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2026-03-21 11:49:35

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Tesla and Waymo have reported additional crashes involving their robotaxi fleets in Austin, facing increased scrutiny over their self-driving technology. Tesla, with fewer than 40 cars, now has 15 reported crashes since June, while Waymo, operating 200 fully driverless vehicles, has logged 60 crashes in the same period. These reports come as Tesla prepares for the production launch of its purpose-built Cybercab robotaxi and both companies face ongoing investigations into their safety records.

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