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Tesla Inches Closer to Operating Ride-Hailing Service in California

Tesla Inches Closer to Operating Ride-Hailing Service in California

Tesla has received a significant boost towards launching its ride-hailing service in California, following a crucial permit approval from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). This development marks a pivotal moment for the electric vehicle giant as it ventures into the competitive ride-sharing market dominated by the likes of Uber and Lyft.

The CPUC's decision allows Tesla to operate a passenger transportation service across the state, a move that has been eagerly anticipated by industry watchers and Tesla enthusiasts alike. This permit is seen as a stepping stone for Tesla's broader ambitions in autonomous vehicle technology, a field in which the company has heavily invested.

The approval comes amidst growing interest in robotaxis and autonomous driving technology. Tesla's entry into this sector is expected to intensify competition and potentially accelerate the adoption of self-driving cars in the U.S. The company's next steps will likely involve navigating the regulatory landscape and expanding its fleet to meet the demands of a ride-hailing service.

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