Tesla has rolled out an update to its Robotaxi mobile application that displays estimated arrival times, expected waits and vehicle availability on a single screen before booking.
Version 26.11.0 of the application allows riders in Austin to compare the two-seat Cybercab and four-seat Model Y side by side. Earlier releases required passengers to pick a vehicle first before learning when it would arrive.
Texas Department of Motor Vehicles records showed 573 Cybercabs and 631 Model Y vehicles registered in the state by late October. Tesla currently restricts the side-by-side comparison to Austin, while riders in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and Florida markets are matched with Model Y vehicles.
Tesla recently extended Austin service hours to run from 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. The company has stated that it plans to introduce Cybercab rides in Dallas during November.
