Videos show Tesla and Waymo ramping up new vehicles for their robotaxi fleets
Tesla and Waymo are significantly scaling their robotaxi operations, with observers noting hundreds of new vehicles being prepared for deployment. Tesla is testing its two-door Cybercab in Dallas, while Waymo is retrofitting Zeekr-based Ojai vehicles in Arizona.
Why it matters
The rapid expansion of these fleets signals a major shift toward commercial autonomous ride-hailing at scale, potentially disrupting traditional transportation models.
David Moss, a robotaxi content creator, spotted a lot filled with more than 100 gold Tesla Cybercabs. David Moss Tesla and Waymo are trying to scale new vehicle platforms for their robotaxi services. Tesla is testing its two-door Cybercab while Waymo is rolling out the Ojai for commercial rides. A robotaxi content creator spotted the two companies ramping up production. The hustle never stops for Tesla and Waymo. As both companies race to roll out new vehicles for their respective robotaxi services, a bystander caught a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes scaling operations of Tesla and Waymo. David Moss, a Tesla fan who recently pivoted to content creation focused on autonomous vehicles, posted two videos on X — one of Waymo's Ojai fleet in Arizona and another of Tesla's Cybercab fleet in Dallas — both taken during his ongoing nationwide scavenger hunt for robotaxi operations.
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