Tesla's registered Robotaxi fleet in Texas has passed 1,000 vehicles, and the Cybercab is now the majority. FSD Database, which tracks Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV) records for Tesla Robotaxi LLC, listed 1,051 vehicles on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026: 544 Cybercabs and 507 Model Ys. The count was 970 a day earlier.
The numbers
- Last 7 days: up 248 vehicles (31%).
- Last 30 days: up 505 vehicles (93%).
- Earlier counts on the tracker: 69 in June, 186 in mid-August, 546 on Sept. 30, 589 in early October, 739 for Oct. 8–14 and 803 for Oct. 16–20.
- Tesla Robotaxi LLC was authorized in Texas on May 14, 2026. The tracker shows one complaint on file, from June 5 (a door opened into a parked vehicle). It is listed as closed and non-jurisdictional.
Counts differ slightly
Investor Sawyer Merritt posted on X on Oct. 27 that another 81 Cybercabs had been registered, putting his count at 546 Cybercabs, nearly 200 more in a week. That is two more than FSD Database's 544. Basenor reported that Elon Musk replied "Good." Two days earlier the registry listed 463 Cybercabs, as we reported in our Austin F1 weekend story.
What it doesn't tell you
A registration is not the same as a car carrying riders. Registered vehicles can be in testing, staging or validation. Public Cybercab rides still run only in Austin, and Tesla has not given a current count of vehicles in paid service. For how fast the Cybercab line is running, see our story on the line outpacing deployments.
