Self-driving robotaxis in San Francisco have caused various problems, including impeding the fire department’s operations during fires and accidentally hitting a dog. Now, a driverless Cruise robotaxi has become stuckContinue Reading
Baidu, the Chinese tech giant, will operate its driverless vehicle service in two major Chinese cities. According to a press statement, the artificial intelligence startup has finally received permission toContinue Reading
More than a half-dozen GM Cruise robotaxis shut down on a San Francisco street at the same time on Tuesday night, only a week after the company officially began itsContinue Reading
It’s a historic moment, and probably a sign of things to come… Last week, General Motors (GM) began charging for trips in its new fleet of autonomous Cruise model robotaxisContinue Reading
Waymo has been implementing different versions or stages of self-driving technology for years, originally more directly under the Google umbrella. Now they are fully geared up to open for theContinue Reading
According to an Aptiv press release published in February, “Aptiv has successfully provided 100,000 commercial robotaxi rides in Las Vegas.” (So, due to Covid-19, that number must be up toContinue Reading
Zoox, based out of California, has been working for years on autonomous ride-hailing technology. It was valued at $3 billion in 2018. It is currently in talks with Amazon aboutContinue Reading
A recent Forbes study casts doubt on the immediate future of autonomous vehicles, particularly Waymo robotaxis. The study revealed that Waymo’s rides are not only more expensive but also significantlyContinue Reading
