Musk's Boring Company extends Vegas Loop south toward Paradise Road
Elon Musk's Boring Company is extending its Vegas Loop tunnel south toward Paradise Road by year-end, with new stops near Virgin Hotels and UNLV (at Paradise and Tropicana) set to open soon. The long-term plan calls for a 68-mile, 104-station network carrying up to 1,200 Tesla vehicles, with completion targeted for 2028-2029.
The Boring Company is expanding its Vegas Loop, currently 14 stations, further south along the Strip. The new stretch runs along Paradise Road, with stops near Virgin Hotels and UNLV's Thomas & Mack Center — at the Paradise and Tropicana intersection — set to open soon.
The long-term ambition is far bigger: a 68-mile tunnel network with 104 stations and up to 1,200 Tesla vehicles in service, eventually connecting the Strip, downtown Las Vegas, Allegiant Stadium and Harry Reid International Airport, with completion targeted for 2028-2029.
The Loop moves passengers through dedicated tunnels in Tesla vehicles, and its Strip segment already operates as a paid service linking the convention center and resorts. This southern extension appears aimed at demand from the UNLV and airport corridor.
The Boring Company is a separate entity from Tesla with no direct financial tie, but its continued reliance on Tesla vehicles across the entire Loop network keeps expanding one more demand channel for Tesla's fleet within Musk's broader business ecosystem.
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