DatabaseOperatorsFleet census

Every robotaxi, counted one at a time

Texas registers autonomous vehicles individually rather than as a headline number, so the fleet can be read car by car: which platform each operator actually runs, how old those cars are, and which of them were built to drive themselves instead of being retrofitted to.

Vehicles on the registry
2,702
2,469 carrying passengers, 233 hauling freight
Built for autonomy
739
27.4% of the registry. The rest are production cars with a sensor stack added
Distinct vehicles in service
20
Separate makes and models across every operator
Fleets above their filing
1
Zoox +5 since the authorization was filed

The passenger fleet, vehicle by vehicle

One mark for one registered vehicle. Highlighted marks are cars built to drive themselves — no steering column to remove, no driver seat to design around. Everything else is a production car retrofitted with a sensor stack.

Built for autonomyRetrofitted production car
Waymo1,185Tesla803Avride344Zoox68Nuro47May Mobility22
Unit chart of registered autonomous passenger vehicles by operator. Waymo 1185; Tesla 803; Avride 344; Zoox 68; Nuro 47; May Mobility 22.

How old each fleet is

Model year across every registered vehicle, brightest for the newest. A bar that is dark on the left and bright on the right is a fleet mid-replacement; a bar that is bright end to end was bought all at once.

Waymo
1,185
2021–2026
Tesla
803
2026
Avride
344
2022–2026
Zoox
68
2017–2027
Nuro
47
2021–2026
May Mobility
22
2021–2024

Three fleets are visibly changing platform. Waymo runs 812 Jaguar I-PACEs against 373 newer Zeekr RTs, its first purpose-built car. Nuro has moved from a Prius fleet registered in 2021 and 2022 to Lucid Gravitys registered for 2026. Zoox is the starkest: its Toyota Highlanders carry 2017 and 2019 model years, older than anything else on the registry, while the pods it designed itself carry 2024.

What these cars actually are

Every make and model on the registry, with the operator running it. A vehicle built for autonomy is a capital commitment a retrofit is not, so the split says more about strategy than a fleet count does.

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Model years are the range present in that fleet, not a production run. The same platform can appear against more than one operator.
Jaguar I-PACEWaymoRetrofit8122021–2024
Tesla Model YTeslaRetrofit4542026
Zeekr RTWaymoAutonomy3732025–2026
Hyundai Ioniq 5AvrideRetrofit3442022–2026
Tesla CybercabTeslaAutonomy3192026
Toyota HighlanderZooxRetrofit512017–2019
Isuzu FTRGatik AIRetrofit452022–2025
Peterbilt 579AuroraRetrofit412022–2024
Tesla cybercabTeslaAutonomy302026
International LT62FAuroraRetrofit292024–2026
Freightliner RA CascadiaTorc RoboticsRetrofit282024–2025
Lucid GravityNuroRetrofit262026
Kenworth T680Kodiak RoboticsRetrofit242019–2023
Toyota SiennaMay MobilityRetrofit222021–2024
Volvo Truck VNLAuroraRetrofit212025
Toyota PriusNuroRetrofit212021–2022
Isuzu FVRGatik AIRetrofit192022–2026
ZooxZooxAutonomy172024–2027
Freightliner CascadiaBot Auto TXRetrofit132024–2027
Peterbilt 567Kodiak RoboticsRetrofit92025–2027
Freightliner CascadiaTorc RoboticsRetrofit42021–2023
No rows match this filter.

Registry against filing

Each operator's registered vehicle count next to the ceiling on its operating authority. A registry above the filing means cars were added after the authorization was last amended.

An authorized count is a ceiling, not a deployment. A fleet at its ceiling is not necessarily running every car.
Vehicles it runs
Waymo1,1851,185matchesJaguar I-PACE812Zeekr RT3732021–2026
Tesla803803matchesTesla Model Y454Tesla Cybercab319Tesla cybercab302026
Avride344344matchesHyundai Ioniq 53442022–2026
Zoox6863+5Toyota Highlander51Zoox172017–2027
Nuro4747matchesLucid Gravity26Toyota Prius212021–2026
May Mobility2222matchesToyota Sienna222021–2024
No rows match this filter.

Where the fleets physically live

San Francisco requires a company to register every location it occupies, with the date it took the site and the date it gave it up. Read in order that is a depot and office footprint over time, including the sites an operator has left — which is the only public trace of a fleet contracting. It covers one city, so read it as a window rather than a census.

Waymo
22 open, 4 left
2003–2026
Zoox
12 open
2017–2026
Nuro
2 open, 3 left
2018–2021
Cruise
1 open
2022–2022
Still registeredGiven up

Waymo holds 22 live registrations in the city and has released 4. Nuro is the clearest contraction on the list, having given up more sites than it kept. A registration is a tax record rather than a depot licence, so a large yard and a small office count the same here; use the count as a presence signal and the dates as the timeline.

The freight carriers

Driverless trucking companies register on the same list and file no passenger crash record, so this is the only place they are counted. They are excluded from every robotaxi figure above.

Aurora Operations Inc, Dba: Aurora
91
Peterbilt 579, International LT62F, Volvo Truck VNL
Gatik AI
64
Isuzu FTR, Isuzu FVR
Kodiak Robotics
33
Kenworth T680, Peterbilt 567
Torc Robotics
32
Freightliner RA Cascadia, Freightliner Cascadia
Bot Auto TX
13
Freightliner Cascadia

What a vehicle registry is, and is not

How to read a census of VINs.

Texas requires an autonomous carrier to register each vehicle it operates commercially, which makes this the only public roster of what these fleets consist of rather than how large they are. Everywhere else, fleet composition is whatever an operator chooses to say in a press release.

It is a Texas census, not a national one. A car registered in California or Arizona and never operated in Texas does not appear here, so these counts are a floor on each operator’s total fleet and a complete picture only of its Texas operation. Read the platform mix as representative and the totals as partial.

Model year is the manufacturer’s designation, not the date a car entered service. A 2026 model year can be registered well before 2026, which is why Tesla and Avride show fleets entirely on a model year that has not finished. It is a reliable signal of relative age and an unreliable one of absolute age.

The registry counts cars, not capacity. For what the authority permits, see the authorized fleet; for what those cars did on the road, the utilization record; and for the recall history attached to these same base vehicles, the platform recalls.