Tesla is delaying the launch of its robotaxi by about two months until October, as the design team was ordered to rework some elements of the vehicle. This decision is noted within the framework of large-scale preparatory activities aimed at improving the quality and safety of the future product. Changes include design adaptations that require time for re-examination and testing before the car is ready for market. The expected launch date has now been pushed back to ensure all aspects of the project meet Tesla's high standards for autonomous driving innovation and safety. This decision also allows the company to focus on improving the technological solutions necessary for the successful launch of the robotaxis. The engineering team is working on optimizing the control and safety system to ensure the high efficiency and reliability of the vehicle.

The delay in the release of Tesla's robotaxi also opens up additional time to prepare the infrastructure and regulatory environment that will play a critical role in the adoption of autonomous vehicles. This can help improve consumer and regulatory acceptance of the new technology, which are key aspects for success in the autonomous vehicle market.