Tesla shares began Tuesday’s session at $367.95, up 5.5%, with market capitalization near $1.45 trillion, as investors weighed weak Spanish registration data against the company’s autonomous Cybercab push. Texas public automated-vehicle records now list 45 Cybercabs under Tesla Robotaxi, LLC alongside 269 Model Ys, or about 14% of 314 authorized vehicles, after the Cybercab count rose from an initial seven; the vehicles sit under Tesla’s existing commercial automated-vehicle authorization rather than a new permit. Tesla has said production of the purpose-built Cybercab has started, engineering test drives on public roads have begun, and employee rides started at Gigafactory Texas in July, while autonomous rides are already offered in Austin, Dallas, Houston, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa. The Sept. 3 Austin launch arrives as the company seeks to shift from modified Model Ys toward hardware designed specifically for robotaxi service, though 45 vehicles alone do not establish a scaled business. August Tesla registrations in Spain fell 78.8% year over year to 304 units, while second-quarter revenue of $28.24 billion beat consensus and EPS of $0.33 missed estimates.