Tesla’s Robotaxi Era Is Finally Visible In The Rearview Mirror
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- Tesla is pushing deeper into driverless rides, taking safety supervisors out of some Austin robotaxis and targeting widespread U.S. coverage by the end of 2026.
- The stock’s lofty valuation leans heavily on robotaxis and software-like revenue, while the energy segment quietly provides more grounded, infrastructure-style growth.
- Even passive investors are exposed to Tesla’s future through index ETFs like VTI, VOO, IVV, QQQ, and XLY, making its autonomy and energy progress a market-wide story.
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