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Every robotaxi city in the US (2026)

Last updated October 5, 2026 · refreshed weekly · every number sourced

Waymo operates public, fully driverless rides in 15 US metros; Tesla Robotaxi in 6. More are announced for 2026 — including a three-way race in Las Vegas after Nevada's Aug 20 permits. Full status table below; city pages carry details and sources.
CityWaymoTesla Robotaxi
Atlanta, GALive — public driverless rides—
Austin, TXLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Charlotte, NCPlanned / testingPlanned / testing
Dallas, TXLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Denver, COLive — public driverless rides—
Detroit, MIPlanned / testing—
Houston, TXLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Las Vegas, NVLive — public driverless ridesAnnounced
Los Angeles, CALive — public driverless rides—
Miami, FLLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Minneapolis, MNPlanned / testing—
Nashville, TNLive — public driverless rides—
Orlando, FLLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Phoenix, AZLive — public driverless ridesAnnounced
Portland, ORPlanned / testing—
San Antonio, TXLive — public driverless rides—
San Diego, CALive — public driverless rides—
Seattle, WAPlanned / testing—
SF Bay Area, CALive — public driverless ridesAnnounced
Tampa, FLLive — public driverless ridesLive — public driverless rides
Washington DC, DCPlanned / testing—

Notes

Waymo: Las Vegas opened to invited public riders Sep 14 — Waymo's 15th market — with dozens of Ojai minivans serving the Strip and Boulder Junction; open access expected within a month or two · San Antonio service resumed Sep 17 after a 5-month flood-safety pause · Denver, San Diego and Tampa still ramping since Sep 1 · International next: London, Munich, Tokyo (2027 target), Singapore (2028) · 80,000 sq ft Waymo/Lyft (Flexdrive) depot near Nashville airport opens Oct 12 to support “hundreds” of vehicles there

Tesla: SF Bay Area not counted — rides there still require a human safety driver · Austin hours extended to 11 p.m. on Oct 4; Tesla targets 24/7 “as early as this month” pending FSD v15 — Musk says the night cap is about spotting pets in the dark · Tesla's sworn response to NHTSA's Special Order on whether the pedal-less Cybercab meets federal safety standards was due Sep 30; neither side has disclosed the filing · Cybercab staging spotted in Houston (late Sep) and Miami (early Oct) · Las Vegas NTA permit for up to 5,000 vehicles granted Aug 20; no service start yet · Phoenix staging underway

source: TechCrunch · Sep 14, 2026 ↗source: Not a Tesla App · Jul 21, 2026 ↗

FAQ

What cities have robotaxis right now?
Public fully driverless rides are available in: Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, Orlando, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, SF Bay Area, Tampa.
What cities are next for robotaxis?
Announced markets include: .

Figures come from the sourced dataset behind the Waymo vs Tesla scoreboard, updated every Monday. Crash counts are NHTSA Standing General Order reports, which record involvement, not fault. This page is informational and is not investment advice.