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Tesla's 25% Crash Creates Once-in-a-Decade Opportunity—But Only for 11 More Days

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After Years of Promises, Musk Sets June 22 for Public Robotaxi Launch That Could Determine Company's Fate
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Tesla stock has plummeted 25% this year, making it the worst performer among tech giants—but what happens on June 22 in Austin could change everything. With much of Tesla's $800+ billion valuation riding on autonomous driving promises that are finally being put to the test, investors are bracing for either vindication or devastation.

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For years, Elon Musk made headlines for blowing past deadlines — so often that investors coined a nickname for it: "Elon Time."

But this time... it's different.

A fleet of autonomous robotaxis is scheduled to be unleashed on the streets of Austin, Texas, this June.

It's the moment that will determine Tesla's survival.

Elon himself admitted: If this rollout fails, Tesla could be worth "virtually zero."

That's why he's laser-focused on making it happen — and why he doubled down on his June deadline in a recent earnings call by confirming a timeline for the bottom line.

It's a true do-or-die moment — and the smart money knows it.

Legendary tech investor Jeff Brown — the guy who called Bitcoin, AMD, Nvidia, and Tesla years before the mainstream caught on — is all in.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced Tuesday that the company will "tentatively" begin offering public robotaxi rides on June 22 in Austin, Texas, marking the most significant milestone in the electric vehicle maker's decade-long quest to deliver fully autonomous transportation. The announcement comes as Tesla faces mounting pressure to justify its premium valuation amid declining sales and intense competition in the EV market.

The Austin Experiment That Could Make or Break Tesla

Key Detail: Only 10-20 vehicles will launch the service that could validate Tesla's entire autonomous driving bet

The robotaxi service will launch with approximately 10 to 20 Tesla Model Y SUVs operating in a limited area under remote human supervision. Musk indicated he's flying from Los Angeles to Austin for the kickoff, and the first driverless trip from Tesla's factory to a customer's house is planned for June 28—coincidentally, Musk's birthday. The company plans to expand operations to other U.S. states later this year, including California, which has stringent autonomous vehicle regulations. Musk cautioned that "we are being super paranoid about safety, so the date could shift".

Tesla's Worst Year Meets Its Biggest Bet

Market Impact: $150+ billion in market value lost during Musk's Trump feud—recovery potential is massive

Tesla shares have lost about a quarter of their value since the start of 2025, making it the weakest performing stock among the Magnificent 7 group of major tech companies. The company recently fell out of the $1 trillion market cap club after losing more than $150 billion in market value during Musk's public feud with President Donald Trump. A successful robotaxi launch is crucial for Tesla as sales of its EVs have softened due to rising competition and a backlash against Musk's embrace of far-right political views in Europe. Musk has staked Tesla's future on self-driving vehicles, pivoting away from plans to build a cheaper EV platform.

The Competition Is Already Running

Competitive Threat: Waymo operates 1,500+ vehicles while Tesla prepares its first 10

While Tesla prepares for its Austin debut, rivals are not standing still. Waymo has successfully put self-driving vehicles on the road and partnered with Uber, establishing itself as an early leader with over 1,500 vehicles spread across four current host cities and plans to more than double its fleet with over 2,000 new additions next year. Meanwhile, UK-based Wayve and Uber plan to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service in London in the coming years, following the UK's announcement of an accelerated framework for self-driving commercial pilots. Tesla's delayed entry into commercial robotaxi operations means it faces an uphill battle against established competitors.

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Regulatory Hurdles and Safety Concerns Loom Large

Risk Factor: Safety demonstrations planned against Tesla just days before launch

Tesla is trying to prevent the city of Austin from releasing public records involving the planned launch, citing protection of "privacy or property interests". Safety advocates, including The Dawn Project in partnership with anti-Musk activists, plan to host a demonstration on June 12 in downtown Austin to highlight safety issues with Tesla's electric vehicles and driver assistance features. The company's autonomous driving technology has faced federal investigations due to reported incidents involving its Autopilot software. Success in Austin could help Tesla overcome persistent skepticism about the safety and reliability of its self-driving capabilities.

Technical Challenges and Market Realities

Technical Bet: Tesla's camera-only approach vs. competitors' expensive sensor systems

Unlike competitors who use expensive sensors like lidar, Musk believes "artificial intelligence, digital neural nets and cameras" will work best for autonomous driving systems. Tesla may face difficulties trademarking the names "Robotaxi" and "Cybercab" before the June rollout, as the company is facing challenges from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Since 2016, Musk has been promising Tesla investors and customers that the company is about a year away from delivering a self-driving car capable of transporting passengers safely without human intervention. The Austin launch represents the culmination of nearly a decade of ambitious promises finally being put to the ultimate test.

What This Could Mean for Investors

Investment Thesis: Massive asymmetric opportunity with 11-day window before catalyst

The June 22 robotaxi launch represents the most critical inflection point in Tesla's history, with the potential to either validate years of sky-high valuations or trigger a massive correction. With Tesla trading 25% below its 2025 highs and much of its market capitalization dependent on autonomous driving success, early investors who position themselves before this pivotal moment could see extraordinary returns if the technology proves viable at scale. The combination of Tesla's current undervaluation relative to its autonomous vehicle potential and the imminent real-world validation creates a rare asymmetric opportunity that may not exist once the market fully processes the implications of commercial robotaxi operations.

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