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Tesla Robotaxi Paid Miles Drop 36% in Q2 Despite City Expansion

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Tesla's robotaxi service saw a significant decline in paid miles traveled during the second quarter of 2025. According to figures released by Tesla itself, paid robotaxi miles fell by 36% compared to the previous quarter. This drop is notable given that the company had been actively expanding its robotaxi operations to new cities during the same period. The decline raises questions about demand and adoption of Tesla's autonomous ride service despite its broader geographic rollout.

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Tesla Robotaxi Paid Miles Drop 36% in Q2 Despite City Expansion · ShortSingh