Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) has ramped up its Robotaxi operations in Texas, launching unsupervised rides in Dallas and Houston, alongside its existing service in Austin. The company now operates a total of 25 unsupervised Robotaxis across these cities. However, Tesla's fleet is still far behind its main competitor, Waymo, which operates in 10 cities and completes 500,000 rides per week. In contrast, Tesla's growth comes as it struggles to match Waymo's success, which began its operations in June 2025 with an onboard safety driver. Additionally, ride-hailing giant Uber Technologies Inc. (NYSE:UBER) has committed over $10 billion to enhance its own Robotaxi services, forming partnerships with companies like Lucid Group Inc. and Rivian Technologies Inc. Other players in the Robotaxi market, such as WeRide and Baidu's Apollo Go, are also expanding their services globally. However, Apollo Go faced challenges recently when several of its Robotaxis in Wuhan, China, experienced a system outage, prompting regulatory scrutiny and halting new Robotaxi licenses in the country.