Waymo has registered 577 autonomous vehicles in Texas, dominating the state's autonomous vehicle market compared to competitors like Tesla, Avride, and Nuro. This data comes from a new Texas DMV tool requiring AV companies to disclose fleet sizes and safety info under a law effective May 28. While fleet size doesn't fully reflect active operations, Waymo's commercial robotaxi service has expanded across major Texas cities since March 2025. The tool also tracks self-driving trucks, showing Aurora with 91 vehicles, highlighting the growing autonomous transport sector in Texas.
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Tesla has registered 42 autonomous vehicles for its Robotaxi service in Texas, significantly fewer than Waymo's 577 authorized robotaxis. This registration follows a new Texas law requiring self-certification that vehicles meet level 4 autonomy stand...
