According to CoinMeta, Tesla's first safety report for its autonomous ride-hailing cars was released on October 22nd. As of October 18, 2026, the fleet had accumulated a driving distance of 4.99 million kilometers, during which no one was injured, no airbags were deployed, and no pedestrians or cyclists were hit. Tesla stated that based on local police accident data, under the same distance, human-driven vehicles would be expected to experience about 9 injury-causing accidents and 4 airbag deployments. Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing cars are currently operating in 7 cities in Texas, Florida, and California, and will soon be available in Las Vegas, Nevada; Jacksonville, Florida; Phoenix, Arizona; and San Antonio, Texas. Tesla's Cybernetic autonomous electric vehicles have also joined Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Austin, with service hours ranging from 6 a.m. to midnight.