In Pictures: Tesla launches Robotaxi in San Antonio with 274-square-mile geofence, but no cars logged yet

Tesla's Robotaxi launch in San Antonio hinges on a fleet of electric vehicles capable of charging between rides.

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The San Antonio launch marks Tesla's eighth Robotaxi market, though no vehicles had been logged there as of Monday morning.

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Tesla advertises a 274-square-mile geofence in San Antonio, more than four times the size of Waymo's local service area.

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Past Robotaxi launches suggest much of Tesla's advertised map may not actually accept ride requests.

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The service's oversized launch footprint has drawn scrutiny given the absence of logged Robotaxis in the city.

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Tesla's Robotaxi expansion continues despite questions about how much of each advertised geofence is truly operational.

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San Antonio becomes the eighth city in Tesla's growing Robotaxi network.

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Riders in prior launch cities have reported that actual service areas fell well short of Tesla's advertised maps.

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Charging infrastructure remains central to Tesla's plans as it scales Robotaxi service to new markets.

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