How to watch the Robotaxi presentation?

Like other big companies, Tesla likes to put on a show. So this time, we can expect audiences to get a similar treatment to the presentation of the Cybertruck, where Elon Musk talked on stage about the prospects of the new product and then went to beat on the windows of the truck, he writes 24 Channels.

Electric car maker plans to introduce Robotaxi Warner Bros. Discovery in the movie studio In Burbank, California. Doors will open to all attendees at 5pm PT and performances will begin at 7pm PT. In Ukraine you need to add 10 hours to this, i.e. The performance will start at 5 a.m. Kyiv time on October 10.

If you are interested enough to be the first to learn about everything live and are not afraid of a sleepless night, then wait for the live broadcast of the event on the company’s YouTube page and on the social network X, which recently launched a new event. live broadcast function.

We have previously written that the chosen venue will likely allow Tesla to demonstrate robotaxi in conditions close to real life. The fact is that a town full of home decorations and real asphalt streets was built on the territory of the Warner film studio. Thanks to this, Tesla will not have to close the streets to demonstrate the work of the innovation.

I became more and more suspicious

It is worth noting that many people on the network had doubts about this presentation. Some say it will be boring and too fast because the company seems to have almost nothing to show. Others claim that Tesla may not even have ready-made examples, but will instead show off several virtual car concepts that “might someday exist.”

Deepwater Portfolio Research analyst Brian Baker and his colleague Gene Munster, who compiled a list of expectations for the rollout, say: The real version of Robotaxi is still a long way off.. The pair referenced Musk’s statement regarding the launch delay, in which he claimed he “wanted to make some significant changes” and said this likely meant the car was still in the early stages of its design.

We could very well experience history repeating itself with the Cybertruck, which was introduced in 2019 and will not be released until 2023. This is also supported by the fact that Tesla still does not have a full-fledged autonomous driving system, without which robotaxi would not exist and would not bear its name. Musk promises every year that it’s nearing completion, and he always says it will happen “by the end of the year.” He repeated the same thing in his latest promise, saying Autopilot will be phased out by the end of 2024, but if not he would be “very surprised if it doesn’t happen in 2025.”