Following up on the announcement of the first-ever new car delivery to a customer’s home without a human in the vehicle, Tesla has now released video footage of the historic journey.

The video provides a glimpse into the capabilities of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology, offering a real-world look at a feat that could revolutionize the automotive industry.

The video documents the journey of a Tesla Model Y from the company’s Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, to the home of a customer.

Having watched the video, it’s clear this was not a simple, easy route chosen, it has a lot of complex challenges and really does a good job at showcasing Tesla’s software capabiltiies.

Below is a break down of the video.

Leaving the production line

The Vehicle operating an unreleased version of the software, referred to as ‘Robotaxi software’, it was later downgraded to a regaular version of FSD (Supervised).

Tesla enters public roads

Leaving the Tesla-owned Gigafactory, the autonomous delivery takes it’s first trip on to residential roads.

Tesla enters the freeway

This is a key progression from what’s available in the driverless robotaxi’s launched last week.

Tesla 71 mph

Being on the freeway, we see the Tesla Model Y reach 71 mph, just below the 72 spotted in telementry by Ashok, the head of Autopilot at Tesla.

Tesla Side view no people

A Tesla Cybertruck pulls up aside the Model Y and clearly films there is nobdoy in the vehicle, this is backed up by an internal shot of the vehicle.

Tesla higheway 3 quarter view

Freeway exit

Regular Traffic

While we don’t see the reaction from surrounding drivers, it’s fun to imagine their neck snapping around, as they come to terms with what’s beside them.

Residential Streets

Takes Roundabout

Approaches delivery

Delivered

The happpy customer takes delivery of the new Model Y and is entered into the record books forever.

You can watch the video yourself below.

World's first autonomous delivery of a car!

This Tesla drove itself from Gigafactory Texas to its new owner's home ~30min away — crossing parking lots, highways & the city to reach its new owner pic.twitter.com/WFSIaEU6Oq

— Tesla (@Tesla) June 28, 2025