We have more numbers on Tesla's Robotaxi progress. Here are the 7 that matter most.

Tesla said Robotaxi operates in seven US markets, with six now offering unsupervised rides.Tim Goessman/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesTesla continues to scale its Robotaxi service, adding more cities and unsupervised rides.The company said it operates in seven US markets, including two Florida cities added Tuesday.

Tesla's VP of AI said more than 380,000 miles were driven without a safety monitor.Tesla has some numbers to tout for its progress on Robotaxi.CEO Elon Musk and other executives said during Tesla's second-quarter earnings call on Wednesday that the company continues to expand its autonomous ride-hailing platform, adding more cities and more unsupervised rides.

Since Tesla first launched Robotaxi in June 2025 with a small fleet of Model Ys and safety monitors, the rollout of the company's ride-hailing service has been slower than Musk's predictions.The CEO said in July 2025 that Tesla could reach half the US population by the end of 2025, pending regulatory approval.Tesla now lists seven US metropolitan regions, including two Florida cities — Orlando and Tampa — announced on the eve of the company's Q2 earnings call.

The company has yet to disclose the size of its overall fleet, number of paid rides, intervention rates, or the economics of each trip.Musk said during the earnings call that safety is central to the constraints on Robotaxi's deployment scale."If we injure even one person, it will be worldwide headline news, and regulators will immediately clamp down on our activities," he said.

"We're going as fast as humanly possible in scaling Robotaxi, but while trying to ensure that we do not harm anyone at all and ideally do not even run over a pet."Here are seven numbers that demonstrate Tesla's Robotaxi progress:1. Nearly 2.

5 million total paid milesTesla said in its shareholder deck that Robotaxi had reached nearly 2.5 million cumulative paid miles by the end of the second quarter.The figure includes trips with a safety monitor — a human supervisor who overs