<ul><li>Tesla's trademark application for the term 'Robotaxi' has been rejected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office as being too generic.</li><li>The rejection was due to the term 'Robotaxi' being widely used by others in the industry, making it unsuitable for trademark protection.</li><li>Tesla now has three months to respond to the rejection and prove that its use of 'Robotaxi' is unique and brand-specific by providing evidence of differentiation.</li><li>Despite the setback, Tesla is still moving forward with its plans to launch an autonomous ride-hailing service using vehicles like Cybercabs, even though the trademark for 'Robotaxi' faces challenges.</li></ul>

Tesla's Bid to Trademark 'Robotaxi' Gets Rejected by U.S. Patent Office

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