How Tesla Is Pressuring European Regulators To Approve FSD Elon Musk and his online army of fans said delayed FSD approval in Europe will cost lives. Scientists say they have no evidence to back those claims. By Suvrat Kothari Oct 7 -
Hyundai CEO's Answer For The EV Slowdown: Build Robotaxis Hyundai's CEO said it plans to build "tens of thousands" of Ioniq 5 robotaxis for Waymo. By Tim Levin Sep 19 -
Lucid And Bolt Want To Put 25,000+ Robotaxis On European Roads Lucid’s upcoming mid-size crossover is the vehicle of choice, with Nvidia’s Hyperion platform powering the driverless experience. By Iulian Dnistran Sep 17 -
Tesla Says The Cybercab Is Street Legal. Regulators Want To Know How. The country's top road safety agency gave Tesla until the end of the month to answer questions about the Cybercab's self certification. By Tim Levin Sep 16 -
Lidl Is Now Using A Truck With No Cab To Ship Goods Einride’s Level 4-capable truck got a first-of-its-kind permit to operate on Germany’s public roads. By Iulian Dnistran Sep 15 -
Europe's First Truly Driverless Robotaxi Just Started Rides In Croatia A little known Croatian startup backed by Rimac is leading the way for robotaxis in Europe, with help from a Chinese AV company. By Suvrat Kothari Sep 11 -
Waymo Just Made A New Friend In Nashville, And It's Not Uber With Uber partnership on shaky ground, Waymo teams up with Lyft in Tennessee. By Suvrat Kothari Sep 9 -
Tesla's Cybercab Is Finally Here. So Is The Competition. The Cybercab launch is a big moment for a company that's spend a decade promising self-driving cars. Rivals haven't been sitting still. By Tim Levin Sep 6 -
Watch Tesla’s Cybercab Carry Passengers Through Austin. It’s Almost Boring Tesla's self-driving taxi completed an uneventful trip in Austin with no steering wheel, pedals, or apparent human intervention. By Andrei Nedelea Sep 4 -
Tesla’s Cybercab Is Finally Giving Paid Robotaxi Rides. Here’s What It Can And Can’t Do The gold-colored two-seaters went live in Austin, Texas, after a launch event that had a notable absentee: Elon Musk. By Iulian Dnistran Sep 4 -
Uber And Wayve Beat Waymo To London With UK’s First Robotaxi Service The first Ford Mustang Mach-E EVs fitted with Wayve’s autonomous driving tech can now be hailed in London on the Uber app. By Iulian Dnistran Sep 3 -
Toyota’s Tesla-FSD Like System Arrives In 2028, But With Key Differences The automaker is also planning to team up with Waymo to enter the robotaxi arena. By Suvrat Kothari Sep 1 -
Waymo's Newest City Brings Its Biggest Challenge Yet: Rides In The Snow Waymo currently offers service in warm climates, with mild winters. Now, it's heading to a city that gets around 56" of snow per year. By Mack Hogan Sep 1 -
Tesla's Cybercab Launch Is Next Week. Here's What Tesla Still Needs To Prove Tesla scheduled a Cybercab launch event for next week. But will you actually be able to buy one for $30,000? By Tim Levin Aug 28 -
Waymo Just Took A Not-So-Subtle Dig At Tesla’s Self-Driving Strategy In a blog post, one of Waymo's top engineers wrote that cameras "aren't enough" for autonomous driving. By Tim Levin Aug 26 -
Nevada Opens The Door To Thousands Of Paid Robotaxis, And Tesla Has The Edge Tesla, Waymo, and Uber got the green light to start charging for robotaxi rides in the county that’s home to Las Vegas. By Iulian Dnistran Aug 21 -
Waymo’s New Robotaxi Minivans Are Now Taking Paying Passengers The Chinese-made Zeekr vans are fitted with Waymo’s sixth-generation hardware and software suite. By Iulian Dnistran Aug 20 -
Self-Driving Trucks Are Already Hitting The Road In California The California DMV has issued the first permits that allow companies to test heavy autonomous vehicles on the road. By Iulian Dnistran Aug 17 -
In A First, U.S. Clears Zoox's Steering Wheel-Free Robotaxis For Paid Rides NHTSA granted Zoox a temporary exemption to commercially deploy up to 2,500 of its autonomous pods per year. By Tim Levin Jul 30 -
Waymo's Robotaxis Have A Parking Problem—And It's Costing Thousands Waymo’s robotaxi fleet in Austin has hundreds of self-driving cabs that seem to have a problem parking legally. By Iulian Dnistran Jul 27 -
Aurora's New Autonomous Truck Hardware Is Designed To Last One Million Miles The self-driving big rig startup claims its Aurora Driver 2 suite cuts hardware costs in half. By Iulian Dnistran Jul 24 -
Tesla Starts Testing Steering-Wheel-Free Cybercab On Austin Streets. Can It Match Waymo? Tesla wants to sell Cybercabs without steering wheels to the general public. Will it work? By Mack Hogan Jun 30 -
Waymo Just Recalled A Bunch Of Robotaxis Because They Could Drive Into Closed Highway Construction Lanes It's the second Waymo recall in the last two months, after an earlier flaw allowed them to drive through flooded roads. By Mack Hogan Jun 18 -
Lucid And Uber Will Bring Robotaxis To Houston Next The Lucid, Nuro, and Uber partnership is moving fast. Their next stop after California is Texas. By Suvrat Kothari Jun 17 -