Tesla launched its autonomous robo‑taxi service in Miami on July 6, 2026. The company debuted the Model Y L the same day, a vehicle featuring a roomy third‑row seat. Tesla's stock increased after the Miami expansion was announced. Analysts are unsure whether Tesla will meet Elon Musk's 2026 target for entirely self‑driving robotaxis. The company also hinted at a cybercab launch with photos posted on Chinese social media. Investors reacted cautiously as the rollout unfolded. Industry watchers note the steady expansion could reshape urban mobility. Tesla says the expanded service will operate continuously without a driver. The Model Y L adds a third row, aiming to boost passenger capacity. Critics warn the technology must prove reliable before widespread adoption.