The Robotaxi Report · Week of to

Tesla adds Fort Worth and San Antonio; Waymo grows in five metros

Tesla started robotaxi rides in two more Texas cities this week, Fort Worth on November 2 and San Antonio on November 9. Waymo's service areas grew in Los Angeles, San Diego, Nashville, Orlando and the Bay Area. In Texas, Waymo and Tesla now have almost the same number of registered vehicles, by one independent tracker's count.

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Orlando is our lead market, with its depot targeted for Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, and we are planning locations in several more metros at the same time, including depots in Miami and Tampa Bay, with no site, lease or date yet. No DockDuty depot is operating.

What changed this week

Fleet counts

OperatorWhereCountBeforeWhat it countsSource
Tesla Texas 1,282
n/a Vehicles registered with TxDMV, as counted by an independent tracker robotaxitracker.com, via Drive Tesla Canada, Nov 9, 2026
Waymo Texas 1,285
n/a Vehicles registered with TxDMV, as counted by an independent tracker robotaxitracker.com, via Drive Tesla Canada, Nov 9, 2026

Every figure, with its full history, is on the robotaxi fleet tracker.

What it means for Cybercab owners

Texas now has five cities with Tesla robotaxi rides (Austin, Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth and San Antonio), and it is the only state we found that publishes an official count of robotaxis by company.

How this report is made

Each item is a service change we could confirm from the operator’s own announcement or a dated news report, linked beside it. Items we could only trace to unverified social posts are left out. Fleet figures come from the robotaxi fleet tracker, where each row says whether it is an official record, an operator’s own figure, an independent tracker or a press report. Metro links go to the US robotaxi map. DockDuty is not affiliated with any operator named here.

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