Waymo and Tesla robotaxis go head to head in Austin. Which one will come out on top as the lead autonomous vehicle company in America?

Tesla faces increasing challenge due to high market valuation unmatched to its current performance in areas such as robotics, autonomous and EV vehicles.

Dallas won’t be the end of Waymo’s expansion. The company is reportedly considering launching in Houston and San Antonio in the future. It could also expand into San Diego, Boston, and New York.

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It appears Tesla's Robotaxi launch has stirred up competition: Waymo is launching its autonomous ride-hailing service in ...

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Alphabet’s (GOOG) (GOOGL) robotaxi unit Waymo plans to launch its robotaxi service in Dallas in 2026, joining a growing list of U.S. cities like Miami and Washington, D.C. where it aims to expand.

After years of cautious growth, Waymo has recently increased its pace, launching in new cities through partnerships with ride ...

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Alphabets self-driving unit Waymo announced plans to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in Dallas in 2026, marking another major step in its nationwide expansion. The move comes as Tesla ...

Waymo is still testing the possibility of bringing its robotaxis to at least two other Texas cities — Houston and San Antonio — while also exploring a potential expansion in San Diego, Boston and New ...

Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo plans to launch robotaxi service in Dallas next year in partnership with Avis Budget Group Inc., a push ...