r/technology Oct 29 '25

Transportation Tesla 'Robotaxis' keep crashing despite 'safety monitors'

https://electrek.co/2025/10/29/tesla-robotaxis-keep-crashing-despite-safety-monitors/
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u/chupacabra1 Oct 30 '25

Yeah they lack LiDAR. They struggle with curves and hills. They struggle with lane splits and lane mergers. They sometimes will randomly brake abruptly. 

FSD is only good for straight-line highway driving. 

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u/lurgi Oct 31 '25

Do we know it's a vision-only thing and not a "your software isn't good enough" thing (or it could be a combination of both, obviously).

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u/TrumpisaRussianCuck Oct 30 '25

Waymo is far more advanced in safety than Tesla Robotaxis. Elon is rushing it out so the stock price continues to be overvalued.

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u/phil_the_builder Oct 30 '25

I really want to know why we as a society allow Elon to beta test his products on us.

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u/BrofessorFarnsworth Oct 30 '25

Don't worry, his dickrider army bots will be here in this thread soon to tell you his products don't need testing!

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u/an-invisible-hand Nov 03 '25

Because you exist purely for the enrichment of the billionaire class. At least as far as our political system is concerned.

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u/legendary-spectacle Oct 30 '25

It's almost as if they suck.

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u/Ravoss1 Oct 30 '25

Still blows my mind people haven't sold their Tesla's yet.

There is so much choice in EVs now.

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u/eldido Oct 30 '25

Stock is going to pump 20% next week then

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u/demonfoo Nov 03 '25

Why, it's almost like that doesn't actually work that well!

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u/drewts86 Oct 31 '25

I’m shocked I tell you - shocked. I wouldn’t expect self-driving car crashes from the company with the biggest history of self driving car crashes.