Frunk To Trunk

Tesla is hiring for new Robotaxi-related positions across 8 locations in the U.S. The openings cover overnight fleet operations, charging infrastructure, operations management, and product readiness. Tesla is accelerating the buildout of its Robotaxi operational infrastructure to support further expansion. Locations: • Texas: Austin • California: Palo Alto, San Diego • Florida: Tampa, Doral • Arizona: Phoenix • North Carolina: Matthews • Virginia: Vienna

Witnessed a pretty bad car accident today. Caught it all on Tesla built in dashcam, showed the police and paramedics all the footage of the suspected DUI driver. They appreciated the footage and one of the paramedics even has a Model Y on order for his family.

This tesla-obsessed 7-year-old from Waco got his birthday wish. A Cybertruck owner took him for a spin and let him play the truck's racing game.

Wait for the drop… then turn on the lights 🔥 20 Cybertruck light show. Debuting at CYBERFEST26 ~ cybertruckfestival.com/ Nov 13–15 in Clearwater. Who's going? 👀 🎵 Fred again.. x Swedish House Mafia Free Tesla & Cybertruck light shows at ZeeBeav.com

The fact that you can just get in a @Tesla, input your destination, start FSD with a button on your screen, then have the car literally take you anywhere you need to go all by itself never gets old. I truly don’t ever see myself ever owning another car other than a Tesla for this reason alone. It changes your entire life.

This week I sat in the drivers seat of my model Y while it drove people around point to point on FSD for 50 hours and 40 minutes. riders paid $3,007 for the provided rides and I took home $2,130 My cost of fuel was about $50 for the week. A robotaxi would likely be able to drive more than 51 hours in a week. Extrapolate this to Robotaxi fleet earnings however you wish…

Spent the last few hours finding the real geofence for Fort Worth and here is the true coverage map. About 72% coverage, but that isn’t the full story. 🧵

Most agencies need more than one kind of patrol vehicle. Cybertruck for rural and rugged terrain Patrol Model Y for everyday assignments Unmarked Model 3 for covert work Each comes with the same procurement, charging and training support from one point of contact.

New Cybercab collection now available on Tesla Shop shop.tesla.com/category/spec…

Tesla Cybertruck unveiling was 7 years ago this month …and it was crazy 😂

STRONG SIGNAL 🚖 Tesla's Robotaxi service could pull in ~$20M in Q4 2026 🔥 That figure is an estimate built from public data, and the fleet behind it just more than doubled in a single month. Tesla now has 1,244 vehicles registered for Robotaxi in Texas, according to the state's DMV registry. On September 30, it had 546. That's a 128% jump in about a month, and it leaves Tesla just 15 vehicles behind Waymo's 1,259 in the same Texas registry. The Cybercab is taking over, too. It only started giving rides on September 3, and it already accounts for about 573 of those registered vehicles. Of course, a registered car isn't automatically a car carrying paying riders, and the registry doesn't show how many vehicles are on the road each day. That's where the miles come in. Tesla reported nearly 2 million cumulative unsupervised Robotaxi miles at the end of Q3. By October 18, that number had already hit about 3.1 million. That's roughly 1.1 million driverless miles in just 18 days, or more than 60,000 miles every single day. Driverless rides are now live in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa, and Dallas is next in line for Cybercab service. So where does $20M come from? Tesla doesn't break out Robotaxi revenue, but Freda Duan, a partner at Brad Gerstner's tech investment firm Altimeter Capital, has run the numbers. She puts Austin's driverless service alone at roughly $800K to $1M per week in late October, which is about $50M a year. If that run rate keeps climbing with the fleet and reaches about $2M per week by December, Q4 lands close to $20M. Even if the run rate stalls right where it is, Q4 still lands around $13M. And that's Austin alone, before counting the other five driverless cities. Against Wall Street's roughly $28.5B consensus for Tesla's Q4 revenue, that's still only about 0.05% to 0.07% of the quarter. But a much bigger lever hasn't even been pulled yet. Tesla is targeting Q2 2027 for the first customer-owned cars to join the network, so the fleet can grow without Tesla building or buying every single car. Skeptics will laugh Robotaxi off as a rounding error on Tesla's income statement. But rounding errors aren't supposed to double in a month, and they definitely aren't supposed to drive themselves 😇

Average morning for a Tesla Cybercab influencer

I had at least 10 different people come up to me and complement the truck while I was loading this up at Home Depot. Some of them were really surprised to see the back was actually a truck bed. 😂 Cybertruck doing truck things. Now, if only I could use FSD while the tailgate is down.

🚨 Tesla Robotaxi now covers ~831 sq mi across 7 cities Austin: 272
Houston: 254
Fort Worth: 143
Dallas: 81
Miami: 31
Orlando: 26
Tampa: 24 Where to next?

Well @cyber_hooligan_ said I could share this ahead of @SEMASHOW because it is not the final design and the reveal is about to be Next Level What you're looking at is CYBER PLAID Steel and carbon fiber with a Cybertruck modified front end. Anything is possible if you allow yourself to dream impossible dreams. Please stay inspired because the future deserves cool things.

2017 Tesla Model S P90 with 503,303 miles (809,988 km) on the clock. The owner purchased the car from an Uber driver who averaged 55,000 miles (88,514 km) annually and spent 31 days of his life at a charging station. The vehicle was equipped with free supercharging for life, the motors were replaced 2-3 times, the service history doesn’t show whether the batteries were replaced.