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Tesla Reports Zero Robotaxi-Caused Injuries Over 3.1 Million Autonomous Miles
Tesla has published a new Robotaxi Safety Report. According to the company, its Robotaxis have accumulated 3,112,541 autonomous miles between January 22 and October 18, 2026, with no people injured by a Robotaxi, no airbag deployments and no pedestrians or cyclists hit. Austin accounts for more than 2.1 million miles and Dallas about 608,000. The service now operates in six cities, and Las Vegas, Jacksonville, Phoenix and San Antonio are listed as upcoming, with no launch dates given.…
- 3,112,541 autonomous miles logged between January 22 and October 18, 2026
- Tesla estimates 9.1 injury collisions for human drivers over 2.95 million Texas miles
🔎 Why it matters: The report includes a benchmark against Texas police data, but the figures are Tesla's and remain subject to independent scrutiny, while federal regulators continue to review Robotaxi operations.
📈 Upside: Tesla offers a download of all reportable events it submits to NHTSA, including those from driverless operation with remote operator assistance.
📉 Risk: The benchmark excludes miles with a safety monitor onboard and covers only Texas markets, while the service already operates in Miami, Orlando and Tampa.
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