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Infographic18 March 20261 min read

Tesla: a taxi cheaper than the metro?

In 2028, a kilometre in a Tesla Robotaxi is expected to cost $0.37, nearly half the price of Waymo ($0.62), and a third of the price of ride-sharing ($1.06).

French-language infographic on Tesla, “Towards autonomous… and ‘low cost’ transport”: from 200 robotaxis in 2025 to 1 million by 2035, 65.6 billion kilometres driven, 60% of the fleet in Full Self-Driving by 2035, and a 2028 cost per kilometre of $0.37 for the Tesla Robotaxi, against $0.62 for Waymo and $1.06 for ride-sharing. Source: Morgan Stanley. View the full-size image
Infographic: Finaltis

An unbeatable price per kilometre

In 2028, a kilometre in a Tesla Robotaxi is expected to cost $0.37, nearly half the price of Waymo ($0.62), and a third of the price of ride-sharing ($1.06).

This frugality rests on:

  • a modular industrial architecture, natively designed to minimise the cost per kilometre,
  • optimised final assembly,
  • the absence of costly sensors (such as LiDAR).

A massive acceleration of the fleet

Since June 2025, 200 vehicles have been undergoing tests in fully autonomous driving mode (Full Self Driving) in Austin (Texas), with no safety driver.

2035 target: 1 million Robotaxis on the road, representing 60% of vehicles in fully autonomous driving mode.

Data drawn from 65 billion kilometres driven

Tesla’s AI learns from real-world situations, at scale, whereas its competitors operate in geographically limited and heavily mapped areas.

The 2026 challenge: the Cybercab

The start of mass production of the Cybercab has been announced for April 2026. It will be a Robotaxi vehicle natively designed to minimise the cost per kilometre… with no steering wheel and no pedals!

Tesla shares represent 5% of the Finaltis Funds-Digital Leaders portfolio

In 2025, the stock contributed +0.29% to the portfolio’s performance.

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