David Moss, a robotaxi content creator, spotted a lot filled with more than 100 gold Tesla Cybercabs.
David Moss
The hustle never stops for Tesla and Waymo.As both companies race to roll out new vehicles for their respective robotaxi services, a bystander caught a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes scaling operations of Tesla and Waymo.David Moss, a Tesla fan who recently pivoted to content creation focused on autonomous vehicles, posted two videos on X — one of Waymo's Ojai fleet in Arizona and another of Tesla's Cybercab fleet in Dallas — both taken during his ongoing nationwide scavenger hunt for robotaxi operations.In Mesa, Arizona, Moss was scoping out Waymo's manufacturing and integration facility, where it retrofits the Jaguar I-PACE SUV and the Ojai with its proprietary sensors and driverless software.The Ojai is Waymo's latest and most spacious robotaxi platform. The vehicle's base comes from Zeekr, a Chinese EV company.Just spotted upwards of 500 yes 500 Waymo Ojai today in Mesa, AZ These are produced by Chinese automaker Zeekr of the Geely holding group then retrofitted with Sensors by Magna I don’t know the exact number of cars just want to stress the magnitude of what I saw & the fact… pic.twitter.com/3B0emIYKfY— David Moss (@DavidMoss) August 6, 2026 Moss said he counted at least 500 retrofitted Ojais within his line of sight and that there were likely more when he visited the campus on August 6.That would be at least five times the about 100 Ojai robotaxis that Waymo initially launched in May.
