Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) has made its robotaxi app available to the general public, signaling plans to broaden the service beyond a limited group of early access users in Austin, Texas.
The company’s Tesla Robotaxi account on X announced late Wednesday that the rideshare app is “now available to all,” after months of being restricted mainly to investors and social media influencers. The post directed users to the Apple App Store, where they can download the app and join a waitlist.
The app’s terms of service include provisions for California users, though it remains unclear if the autonomous service is currently available in both Austin and the Bay Area.
The wider launch aligns with CEO Elon Musk’s forecast that the app would open to the public in September. Investors are watching closely as Tesla leans further into autonomy and AI, and gauges how quickly the robotaxi network can scale.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) debuted the service in June in Austin with a small fleet of 10–20 Model Y SUVs and later expanded to offer a non-autonomous rideshare service in the Bay Area.