MUSK CONFIRMS TESLA ROBOTAXI TENTATIVE FOR JUNE 22! WHAT’S DRIVERLESS MODEL HIDING?

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The video discusses the tentative June 22nd, 2025 launch of Tesla's robotaxi service in Austin, highlighting the significant cost advantages of Tesla's 'Cybercab' over competitors like Waymo. The Cybercab's projected cost of under $30,000, compared to Waymo's estimated $100,000 per vehicle, is presented as a key differentiator, enabled by Tesla's vision-only approach, reliance on the Dojo supercomputer, and massive production scale. However, the review raises serious concerns about the safety and readiness of Tesla's robotaxi. Despite the June 22nd target, the service still requires remote human supervision and chase vehicles, indicating a lack of true Level 4 autonomy. Regulators are seeking crucial safety data just days before the planned launch, and Tesla's history of optimistic, missed deadlines casts doubt on the firm commitment of the date. The video also briefly touches on a potential seven-seat Model Y variant, expected to be available in long-range configurations by late 2025.