Tesla's launch of the driverless Cybercab in Austin prompts a federal audit to assess compliance with outdated vehicle-safety regulations, highlighting potential legal challenges for the automaker.

Amazon-owned Zoox is bringing its distinctive steering wheel-free robotaxis to Houston after launching in Austin and Dallas.

Las Vegas is about to become an even bigger testing ground for driverless transportation after Nevada regulators opened the ...

Tesla’s Cybercab has finally crossed an important line from futuristic prototype to commercial vehicle. A small number are now carrying paying passengers in Austin, Texas, without the steering wheel ...

Federal auto safety regulators have opened an investigation into whether Tesla properly certified its new Cybercab for use on ...

The NHTSA's investigation will now look into whether Tesla deemed that certain parts of its self-certification process were ...

NHTSA is examining Tesla’s Cybercab certification process, technical data and standards decisions after the companz started ...

In this in-depth analysis of the autonomous vehicle industry, Road to Autonomy hosts Walter Piecyk and Grayson Brulte argue that Tesla's launch ...

Tesla has opened its Cybercab robotaxi, built with no steering wheel or pedals, to riders in parts of Austin, Texas.

Tesla’s Cybercab, a distinctive two-seater without a steering wheel or brake pedals, is set to start picking up members of ...

Tesla deployed its first driverless Cybercabs on Austin public roads on September 3, without steering wheels or pedals — and ...

Tesla put its first production Cybercabs on public streets in Austin this week. Federal safety regulators opened a file on ...