<div id="readability-page-1">Tesla CEO Elon Musk has confirmed that a vehicle has, for the first time ever, delivered itself to a customer autonomously, one day ahead of the company’s original schedule. To date, this is the first car to ever roll off a production line at a factory and transport itself to a customer for delivery. Late last month, Musk announced that the first-ever fully autonomous delivery of a Tesla would take place on June 28. The plan was to have the car roll off the production lines at Gigafactory Texas and drive to a local customer without the assistance of anyone on board or remotely controlling the car through teleoperation. <blockquote>Teslas will self-deliver to customers, Elon Musk says: here’s when</blockquote> Musk said on Friday that it has officially happened: <blockquote> Elon Musk confirms the first Tesla to self-deliver to a customer has happened, one day ahead of schedule! https://t.co/Zvb9y4m0uu — TESLARATI (@Teslarati) June 27, 2025</blockquote> The vehicle traveled as fast as 72 miles per hour, according to Ashok Elluswamy, Tesla’s Head of AI and Autopilot. Musk continued on X: “There were no people in the car at all and no remote operators in control at any point. FULLY autonomous! To the best of our knowledge, this is the first fully autonomous drive with no people in the car or remotely operating the car on a public highway.” He said a video of the delivery would be uploaded soon. We have seen cars autonomously transport themselves from production line to logistics lot at Gigafactory Texas, but this is a whole new level. <blockquote>Tesla’s Giga Texas vehicles now drive themselves to outbound lot</blockquote> Tesla just recently launched its Robotaxi for the first time in Austin on Sunday. Opened to a limited number of people, the company rolled out an Early Access Riders Program, but has been expanding it to more people in recent days. These cars featured a Safety Monitor in the passenger’s seat to ensure safety. This seems to be something Tesla would like to perform more frequently in the coming months, especially locally. Eventually, it seems that Tesla will plan to have every vehicle it manufactures self-deliver, as a hauler would transport it to local delivery centers, then the car would drive itself to the customer’s house. This is likely a few years off, but Tesla has already completed one self-delivery, which is an incredible accomplishment. Yesterday, I wrote about Tesla’s two big milestones that are still planned for launch before the end of Q2. This was one of them. One to go: unveiling of the affordable models. The post A Tesla just delivered itself to a customer autonomously, Elon Musk confirms appeared first on TESLARATI.</div>

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the first-ever autonomous delivery of a Tesla vehicle, occurring a day ahead of schedule. The car successfully traveled from Gigafactory Texas to a customer without any onboard or remote control, reaching speeds of 72 mph. This milestone marks a significant advancement in Tesla's autonomous technology, with plans for more self-deliveries in the future. Musk indicated that a video of the delivery would be shared soon, highlighting Tesla's commitment to fully autonomous vehicle operations.

- Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the first-ever autonomous vehicle delivery to a customer, occurring a day ahead of schedule.  
- The vehicle, produced at Gigafactory Texas, traveled without any onboard personnel or remote control, reaching speeds of 72 miles per hour.  
- This milestone marks a significant advancement in Tesla's plans for self-delivery, with aspirations for all manufactured vehicles to autonomously deliver to customers in the future.