Amazon-owned Zoox is bringing its distinctive steering wheel-free robotaxis to Houston after launching in Austin and Dallas.
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Uber cut 3,300 jobs the same day it put driverless Mustangs on London's streets. That's not a coincidence.
On September 2, Uber's newsroom quietly published two stories within hours of each other. One announced that roughly 3,300 ...
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Tesla gets approval for 5,000 robotaxis to hit Vegas streets, but its own engineer just pumped the brakes
Las Vegas is about to become an even bigger testing ground for driverless transportation after Nevada regulators opened the ...
Tesla Inc. shares tumbled the most in six weeks after a formal rollout of the Cybercab driverless car left investors ...
In this in-depth analysis of the autonomous vehicle industry, Road to Autonomy hosts Walter Piecyk and Grayson Brulte argue ...
Tesla has opened its Cybercab robotaxi, built with no steering wheel or pedals, to riders in parts of Austin, Texas.
Tesla self-certified the Cybercab instead of seeking the exemption Zoox spent a year on. The NHTSA opened an audit, and ...
Amazon's Zoox began driverless rides at Harry Reid International Airport on Sept. 3, picking up passengers at both terminals ...
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is probing Tesla’s safety procedures a day after it launched a ride ...
Scientists have confirmed the dangerous impact of an invisible threat from space that can disrupt nearly 10,000 vehicles ...
Tesla’s Cybercab robotaxi debut: analysts weigh TSLA’s cost edge vs Waymo, regulation hurdles, and revenue impact. Read more ...
Enthusiasm from fans at the event contrasted with investor concerns about deployment plans and new regulatory questions.
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