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Tesla hasn't used the term robotaxi in official material. But they do regularly use the term "full self driving" which it definitely does not do.

• Grustaf 3y ago
  I suppose you could argue that as long as the car is doing the driving, it is in fact full self driving, even if you have to watch it?
  • almost_usual 3y ago
    By that definition any car with cruise control is “full self driving”.
    • ta8645 3y ago
      I don't have a dog in this fight, but cruise control doesn't turn off the highway, drive down surface streets, obey streetlights and signs, and navigate you home on its own.
    • Grustaf 3y ago
      Cruise control only manages the speed, right?
  • kelnos 3y ago
    No, you can't argue that. No reasonable person would see "full self-driving" and assume it means they have to watch it like a hawk instead of taking a nap or watching a movie. Well, at least no reasonable person before Musk had normalized this garbage. My (non-Tesla) car has adaptive cruise and lane-keeping, and it works quite well. The car is certainly "doing the driving" to some extent, but "full self-driving? No, definitely not.
    • Grustaf 3y ago
      It’s not “full”, since it only works in very limited circumstances.
• Veserv 3y ago
  Yes they have. Tesla Autonomy Investor Day 2019 https://www.youtube.com/live/Ucp0TTmvqOE?si=blLBL58Qv_qjwcAn https://www.youtube.com/live/Ucp0TTmvqOE?si=blLBL58Qv_qjwcAn At 3:13:41. Robotaxis is clearly written on that slide. Elon Musk is talking about robotaxis for minutes as well during the official presentation to investors.