Tesla (TSLA) has always been a company that sparks both excitement and debate, and its recent challenges have only added fuel to the fire. Led by CEO Elon Musk, whose actions often divide opinion, Tesla stock has dropped 33.

Former Waymo CEO John Krafcik told BI that Tesla has yet to demonstrate a single fully-autonomous ride that generates revenue.

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Waymo said Tuesday it will begin offering robotaxi rides via the Waymo One app in Washington, D.C., in 2026. Before it can launch commercially, the

Analysts at ARK estimate that robotaxis could eventually generate 90% of Tesla’s profits, turning the company into a dominant force in autonomous mobility. They also suggest that Tesla’s cost per mile could be 30% to 40% lower than Waymo’s, which gives them another instant advantage.

During a podcast with Ted Cruz, Elon Musk identified Jeff Bezos, Larry Ellison, and Larry Page as the smartest people he has ever met. Musk praised th

In an all-hands livestreamed meeting on Thursday night, Tesla CEO Elon Musk commented on some of protests and instances of vandalism the company has faced.

That has established Waymo as the early frontrunner in driverless technology while others are racing to catch up. Both Amazon and Tesla are gearing up to launch their own services in different U.S. cities while another ride-hailing service, Lyft, has announced plans to add robotaxis as an option in Atlanta and Dallas.

Both companies are privately held, which means they are not required to disclose their finances to the public.