Trump’s victory could ease regulatory path for Musk’s robotaxi, but hurdles remain

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As Tesla’s electric-vehicle sales have flattened this year, CEO Elon Musk has increasingly staked the company’s future on his vision for self-driving robotaxis, despite the massive technological and regulatory obstacles in delivering them.

Zoox said it also has a separate driverless “pilot” permit from California regulators that allows the company to pick up passengers without charging fares.“Tesla has that entire journey in front of them,” said Phil Koopman, a Carnegie Mellon University engineering professor and autonomous-vehicle safety expert.

Other companies have navigated California’s regulatory maze and completed millions of autonomous-vehicle testing miles under state oversight, according to a Reuters review of state regulatory data.