Clark County vote pushes Musk's Vegas tunnel network to 123 stations
Clark County commissioners approved 19 additional stations for The Boring Company's Vegas Loop tunnel network, bringing the total entitled to 123 — a sign the underground, Tesla-based transit system keeps expanding well beyond the Strip.
The Boring Company's Vegas Loop ferries passengers in Tesla vehicles through underground tunnels linking the Las Vegas Strip, airport, convention center and stadium. The project just got another green light to grow.
Clark County commissioners voted to approve 19 new stations, bringing the network's total entitled stations to 123 — following a 2023 expansion that added 18 stations across roughly 25 miles of tunnel.
The Boring Company has said it will privately fund the tunnel construction, meaning the expansion doesn't require public financing. The project has grown steadily since its original 2021 approval for a small convention-center loop into an increasingly ambitious citywide network.
For Tesla, the Vegas Loop underscores Musk's broader push to commercialize autonomous and semi-autonomous transit — passengers ride in Tesla vehicles through the tunnels, giving the company a visible, if small-scale, showcase for its ride-hailing ambitions outside the Robotaxi program.
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