Tesla says its Robotaxi service now runs around the clock in every city where it is available. The change removes the overnight shutdown and lands ahead of the company's year-end target.
Tesla's Robotaxi service now operates around the clock in every city where it is available, ending the overnight gap that kept riders from booking trips at any hour.
Tesla's official account announced the change on Wednesday night, November 11. According to Tesla's official account, "Robotaxi now runs 24/7" in every city where the service is available.
The move closes the three-hour gap seen in recent app screenshots showing a 5 AM to 2 AM schedule, including in Dallas. Those screenshots showed a 21-hour window in the locations pictured, not a network-wide schedule.
Tesla has extended the hours in stages. In late October, it announced a 6 AM to 2 AM operating window, and the later 5 AM starts added another hour before continuous service.
The milestone also arrives ahead of schedule. During Tesla's October earnings call, AI software chief Ashok Elluswamy said the company planned to unlock 24/7 Robotaxi operation before the end of 2026.
Wednesday's announcement confirms the longer hours but does not announce new highway access, service boundaries or additional cities. Availability still depends on whether the pickup and destination fall within the service area and a vehicle is available.
The geographic rollout continues alongside the longer hours. Tesla recently announced Robotaxi service in San Antonio, following Fort Worth and adding to its Texas presence in Austin, Dallas and Houston.
Source: TeslaNorth.com
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