Tesla Robotaxi troubles grow with seven reported crashes in Austin Comments

• Steve
• 4Dg
• 19 Nov 2025

I do not see these Tesla incidents listed in the City of Austin's own Autonomous Vehicles reporting. austintexas.gov/page/autonomous-vehicles

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• Me
• sHw
• 19 Nov 2025

1.1M kms (or 700K miles) is what an American drives during their lifetime. We drive more.
Crash occur every 500K miles (not 700K). So it is not accurate but close. Probably this does not include some minor crashes as these are often not reported.
We do not really have an idea what TSLA autonomous vehicle crash rate would be as TSLA as of now does not have one on the roads.

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• cristi c
• mAZ
• 19 Nov 2025

I don't know where you get your statistics, but IRL people do not drive 1.1 million km before they have an accident. In fact, in order to reach that high number of km you would need to drive 20-30 years. So If people don't have an accident in 20-30 years then it means that all the accidents happening on the streets are just fake news....right?

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• Anonymous
• AZd
• 19 Nov 2025

1.1 million kms before a crash? Where is this data from? How many kms a person drives in their lifetime? If you assume the average is 100k, which is a lot, it means only 1 out of 11 people have 1 minor+major incident in their lifetime? Even if Pope said this I don't believe it. Classic smear campaign by ArenaEV

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• Dan
• yi}
• 19 Nov 2025

No radar, no LIDAR, that could be the miss...

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