Tesla Tests Driverless Robotaxis as Stock Surges, Uber and Lyft Drop
Tesla begins testing fully autonomous Robotaxis in Austin without safety drivers, boosting its stock while competitors Uber and Lyft decline.
Tesla begins testing fully autonomous Robotaxis in Austin without safety drivers, boosting its stock while competitors Uber and Lyft decline.
Tesla shares rally to record highs driven by AI and robotics promises, despite weakening EV sales and valuation concerns from analysts warning of bubble territory.
Rivian shares surge to nearly 2-year high as analysts praise custom autonomous driving chip and affordable AI features, positioning company as potential #2 EV player in North America.
Morgan Stanley downgrades Tesla to Equal Weight, citing high valuation and cautious EV outlook, even as it sees long-term leadership in autonomy, energy, and robotics.
Robotics stocks soar after reports that the Trump administration is preparing major support for the robotics industry, signaling a shift toward “physical AI” and advanced automation.
Waymo begins offering fully autonomous rides in Miami and plans expansion to more major U.S. cities as it accelerates its lead in self-driving robotaxi technology.