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Elon Musk said the Austin robotaxi fleet would roughly double by the end of 2025. The deadline passed and it didn't happen.
Musk pledged (Nov 26, 2025) the Austin robotaxi fleet would 'roughly double next month' — after quietly trimming the broader goal from 500 vehicles to about 60. It never doubled on that deadline. Crowdsourced trackers built from Tesla's own app counted ~29 unique robotaxis at the pledge and only 32 by late December 2025 — three more, not a doubling. As of August 25 2026 the picture is mixed but still not a clean later doubling of the original unique-count metric: Texas AV filings list ~188 registered Tesla AVs (Aug 23), Robotaxi Tracker logged 54 unique unsupervised Austin cars over two weeks (The Verge, Aug 20), and Electrek's Aug 24 tracking still puts the active unsupervised fleet at roughly two dozen. The program has not been renounced, so the overdue clock is still ticking. Electrek — Cybercab event Sept 3; active unsupervised robotaxi fleet still ~two dozen (Aug 24 2026) ↗
Per crowdsourced tracker counts, Austin's robotaxi fleet grew from ~30 in late Nov to ~60 by year-end 2025 — roughly the promised doubling (Musk had trimmed the broader 500-vehicle goal to ~60).
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