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A gold two-seat autonomous robotaxi with gullwing doors on a wet city street at night

Tesla Robotaxi Fleet

The ride arrives.
Jarvis is already there.

Jarvis Rides owns and deploys Tesla robotaxis on Tesla's network. You book in the Tesla app. Tesla runs the trip. We put more autonomous vehicles on the street.

Rides operated by Tesla • Fleet deployed by Jarvis Rides

The split

Three roles, one ride.

The business model fits in a sentence: Tesla runs the ride, Jarvis puts the cars on the road.

Book in Tesla's app

Every ride request starts and ends in the Tesla Robotaxi app. There is no Jarvis booking screen, and there never will be.

Tesla drives the trip

Routing, pricing, safety systems, and support all belong to Tesla's autonomy stack and Tesla's operations.

Jarvis supplies the fleet

We buy Tesla robotaxis and deploy them onto the network, so more cars are available when riders open the app.

Why it matters

Autonomy is limited by how many cars exist.

Software scales instantly. Fleets don't. Somebody has to buy, deploy, and stand behind the vehicles in each city — that part is ours.

More cars in the network
Supply is the constraint on autonomous mobility. Every vehicle we add shortens someone's wait.
Local fleet presence
We're on the ground in Miami, not managing a spreadsheet from another time zone.
Electric and driverless
No tailpipe, no idling, no driver up front. The quiet version of a city street.
Designed for passengers
Purpose-built robotaxis start from the back seat instead of the driver's seat.

The fleet

Two kinds of Tesla robotaxi.

Purpose-built two-seaters and larger Tesla robotaxi fleet vehicles. Specifications and availability are determined by Tesla.

Gold two-seat autonomous robotaxi with gullwing doors open in a dark studio

Tesla Cybercab

A purpose-built two-seat robotaxi with no steering wheel and no pedals. Compact, urban, and designed only for autonomy.

White electric crossover robotaxi on a city street at night

Tesla Robotaxi vehicles

Tesla robotaxis already operating on the network, commonly Model Y-class. More seats for everyday trips.

See the full fleet

Cities

Where Tesla Robotaxi is live.

Tesla's service area and vehicle mix change over time, and purpose-built Cybercab availability started in Austin. We're based in Miami and focused on growing Tesla robotaxi supply, especially across Florida.

Austin

Texas

Where Tesla's purpose-built Cybercab availability began. Service area set by Tesla.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

Dallas

Texas

Robotaxi rides run through Tesla's app. Vehicle mix varies by day.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

Houston

Texas

Coverage is drawn by Tesla and expands over time.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

Miami

Florida

Jarvis Rides home base

Home base for Jarvis Rides. Our fleet growth starts here and moves out across Florida.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

Orlando

Florida

A Florida market we're watching closely as Tesla's network grows.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

Tampa

Florida

Gulf-coast coverage and vehicle type are controlled by Tesla.

Status
Tesla Robotaxi service area
Coverage & vehicle type
Controlled by Tesla

Check live availability in the Tesla app.

City details

How a ride works

Four steps, none of them ours.

From request to receipt, the trip belongs to Tesla. Jarvis is not the dispatcher.

  1. 01

    Open the Tesla Robotaxi app

    Sign in with your Tesla account. Availability shows up if you're inside a live service area.

  2. 02

    Set your pickup and dropoff

    Tesla checks the request against its service area and confirms the trip.

  3. 03

    Tesla assigns a vehicle

    A car from the network — possibly one of ours — is dispatched by Tesla. We are not the dispatcher.

  4. 04

    Ride, then pay in Tesla's app

    The vehicle drives itself. The fare, receipt, and support live entirely in Tesla's app.

For partners

Land, power, and space to scale.

Autonomous fleets need somewhere to sit, charge, and turn around. If you own property, operate charging, or plan mobility for a city, we should talk.

Talk to Jarvis

Mobility hubs

Charging sites

Staging & depots

Fleet expansion

FAQ

Short answers first.

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Ready when you are.

Download Tesla Robotaxi to ride. Questions about the Jarvis fleet? Contact us.

Rides are booked in the Tesla Robotaxi app. Tesla manages the trip.