As the launch date for Tesla's long-awaited robotaxi service launch in Austin, Texas, continues to slip, plenty of lingering questions remain unanswered. For one, as Tesla executives have already hinted, the modified Model Y SUVs, which will initially make up the EV maker's robotaxi fleet, won't technically be driverless. Analysts have suggested that Tesla will also rely on teleoperation in case something goes wrong. Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who has infamously promised that self-driving cars would become a reality "next year," every year for over a decade now, has massively moved the goalposts, as Electrek points out, rolling back his […]