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Tesla robotaxi set to have two seats, Musk to discuss FSD for Semi, Bloomberg News reports

Oct 10, 2024 10:10 PM

Oct 9 (Reuters) - Tesla's robotaxi is set to

have two seats and butterfly-wing doors and CEO Elon Musk is

expected to discuss deploying the Full Self-Driving assistance

software on Semi big rig, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

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