IT News from October 22: Tesla's first safety report for autonomous ride-hailing cars is officially released today. As of October 18, 2026, the fleet has accumulated a total driving distance of 4.99 million kilometers:
- 0 people injured
- 0 Airbag deploys
- 0 Pedestrians or cyclists were hit
Tesla officials stated that, based on local police accident data, it is estimated that under the same mileage, human driving would result in approximately 9 injury-causing accidents and 4 airbag deployments.
According to reports from IT, Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing service is currently operating in seven cities in Texas, Florida, and California, and is set to expand to Las Vegas, Nevada; Jacksonville, Florida; Phoenix, Arizona; and San Antonio, Texas.


Tesla's Cybernetic autonomous electric vehicles have officially joined Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing fleet in Austin. The service hours for Tesla's autonomous ride-hailing in Austin have now extended from 6 a.m. to midnight. As the number of operating vehicles continues to increase and the fleet scheduling algorithm is continuously optimized, the waiting time for users is getting shorter.
Tesla's Cyberdriver autonomous electric vehicle is now integrated with Grok, featuring Grok Bot and Connectors technologies. Passengers can use voice commands to manage emails, schedules, files, chat messages, and to-do lists.












