What did Tesla announce?
Tesla's Robotaxi account posted a two-line announcement with a short video at 11:31 p.m. Eastern on November 11 (10:31 p.m. in Texas): "Robotaxi now runs 24/7. Every city we're available in." (Robotaxi on X). Elon Musk quoted it shortly after midnight Eastern, writing that "Robotaxi works 168 hours a week" (Elon Musk on X).
Tesla Robotaxi: "Robotaxi now runs 24/7. Every city we're available in."
How fast did the hours change?
Quickly. On October 29, Tesla's Robotaxi account listed new operating hours of 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. (Robotaxi on X). That was already two hours later than the 6 a.m. to midnight Tesla gave for Austin in its Q3 2026 Update. We covered that change in our October 30 story. Thirteen days later, the overnight gap is gone.
What didn't Tesla say?
The post doesn't list which cities count as "every city we're available in", and it says nothing about how many cars run overnight, whether service areas change at night, or whether pricing is different. We're not filling those gaps with outside estimates. For what Tesla has said about specific markets, see our stories on the Fort Worth launch and the bigger Houston service area, and Tesla's Robotaxi Safety Report.
Does this change anything in Canada?
Not directly. Tesla doesn't run Robotaxi in Canada. What Canadians can buy is FSD (Supervised), which Tesla says requires "active driver supervision" and does "not make the vehicle autonomous" (Tesla Canada). Running driverless cars through the night is a step Tesla hadn't taken before, and it's one to watch for anyone waiting on unsupervised driving here. See our FSD in Canada guide for where things stand.