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Elon Musk expects widespread use in US of self-driving cars this yearElon Musk predicts a significant shift in transportation. He stated that self-driving cars without human oversight will become more common ...- Amazon's Zoox to launch command hub in Arizona, expand testing to Dallas and PhoenixAmazon's robotaxi unit Zoox is expanding its operations. Testing will now occur in Dallas and Phoenix. A new command hub will open in Arizo...
- Elon Musk expects Europe, China to approve Tesla's FSD system next monthWhile regulatory progress on FSD and early robotaxi deployments point to momentum in Tesla's AI ambitions, the technology remains nascent r...
- Lucid, Nuro, Uber debut robotaxi ahead of launch this yearThe unveiling at the CES technology conference in Las Vegas places the trio among a growing group of companies pursuing large-scale robotax...
- Waymo to update software after San Francisco power outage snarls self-driving vehiclesWaymo is updating its self-driving car software and emergency plans after its vehicles stalled in San Francisco due to a power outage. The ...
- Tesla gets permit for ride-hailing service in ArizonaTesla has secured a permit to operate a ride-hailing service in Arizona, a significant step towards its self-driving robotaxi ambitions. Th...
- Tesla wins approval to test autonomous robotaxis in ArizonaTesla gets the green light to test its autonomous robotaxis in Arizona. The Arizona Department of Transportation approved the trial with a ...
- How Tesla and Waymo's radically different robotaxi approaches will shape the industryElon Musk says Tesla’s robotaxis could reach half of the US by year-end, contrasting with Waymo’s slower, safety-focused rollout. Tesla rel...
- How Tesla and Waymo's radically different robotaxi approaches will shape the industryTesla and Waymo are pursuing divergent strategies in the autonomous driving space, estimated to become a multitrillion-dollar market. Tesla...
- Tesla gets Texas robotaxi license amid safety lawsuit, Dojo shutdownTesla has been licensed to operate its Robotaxi ride-hailing service in Texas, setting the stage for competition with Uber and Lyft. Howeve...
- Tesla plans to launch Robotaxis in San Francisco this weekend, Business Insider reportsTesla is reportedly gearing up to launch its robotaxi service in San Francisco, potentially as early as this weekend, according to an inter...
- Tesla robotaxi launch date: Elon Musk to unveil historic service this weekend, claims report. Which states will get service initially?Tesla robotaxi launch timeline has been moved up to as early as Friday and some Tesla owners will receive invites to use the service.
- Tesla faces difficult road ahead as it hopes robotaxis will offset declining salesTesla faces challenges with declining EV sales and delayed autonomous driving. Elon Musk aims to launch robotaxis in several states, pendin...
- Uber, Waymo launch autonomous ride-hailing service in AtlantaThere are now 100 Waymo vehicles on the Uber platform in Austin and it will launch with dozens in Atlanta. Uber will manage and dispatch a ...
- Amazon's robotaxi unit Zoox agrees recall over braking issueAmazon recalled vehicles with self-driving software versions released before November 5 due to safety concerns. The issue, which caused une...
- General Motors to retreat from robotaxis and stop funding its Cruise autonomous vehicle unitGeneral Motors is pulling out of the robotaxi business and ceasing funding for its Cruise autonomous vehicle unit due to high costs and inc...
- Tesla promises paid robotaxis next year, but significant hurdles remainElon Musk stated that Tesla plans to launch driverless ride-hailing services in California and Texas next year. The initiative faces regula...
- Tesla promises paid robotaxis next year, but significant hurdles remainTesla CEO Elon Musk plans to introduce driverless, paid ride-hailing services in California and Texas by next year, despite facing potentia...
- Ride along: Google begins testing its self-driving robotaxis Waymo with public in San FranciscoAnybody can sign up for Waymo's ride-hailing app, though the company is hand-selecting who it picks up.
- Why self-driving car is still some distance awayThe boundless optimism that surrounded driverless cars only a few years ago has been tempered by a slew of challenges.
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