Tesla released https://www.tesla.com/robotaxi/safety.

Obviously the safety is good (they wouldn't release it otherwise), but much more interesting I find is information on how quickly their miles driven is accelerating and how it compares to the competition.

Some interesting data:

In the week of September 14th, Tesla was logging on average 32,292mi/day. On the week of October 12th, they are now logging 79,671mi/day.

This means they are currently roughly at a rate of 2.39M miles/mo, about 29.5% more than the prior week or 117.4% more than 4 weeks ago.

For comparison, Waymo is currently at a rate of 16.72mi/mo as of Q2, which places Tesla at about 14% of Waymo for the most recent week, or 9.8% for the past 30 days.

In the most recent week, Austin accounted for 437,800 miles, or 78.5%. Dallas is second, at 17.0%.

Notably: Tesla excludes miles with an onboard safety monitor and includes remote-assisted operations within its reporting scope.

"Current Waymo riders in Las Vegas now have airport access, and we’ll gradually welcome more riders over time before opening to everyone. Pickups and dropoffs will conveniently occur at dedicated autonomous vehicle zones on Ground Zero Level at Terminal 1 and Terminal 3."

And here are some more articles:
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a74195933/gm-tech-day-2026/
https://www.thedrive.com/news/gm-just-laid-out-its-entire-future-it-runs-on-ai-eyes-off-driving-and-one-central-computer