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Tesla's Robotaxi Dreams Put on Hold as Policy Change Lets US Customers Buy Out Leased Cars
Tesla has reversed a long-standing policy that barred U.S. customers from buying their leased vehicles, a rule originally linked to its unfulfilled robotaxi ambitions. The change comes after years of promising self-driving fleets that never materialized,
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In back is a thin, full-width taillight like that on Tesla's forthcoming Robotaxi, albeit with C-shaped elements evocative of the Model 3's setup at each rear corner. The Y's rounded roofline ...
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Tesla's initial lease terms between 2019 and 2024, which restricted buyouts, were based on Elon Musk's 2019 promise of a robotaxi network utilizing existing Tesla vehicles, accord ...
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