Tesla provided more details on what its planned robotaxi launch in June will look like. CEO Elon Musk said it won't ...

General Motors has announced that it will cease funding its Cruise autonomous vehicle unit and exit the robotaxi business ... Francisco-based start-up Cruise Automation in 2016 before gradually ...

Tesla will launch its first robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, in June, CEO Elon Musk told investors on the company’s April ...

as the sudden influx of autonomous vehicles divided residents over pedestrian safety and job automation. A deadly collision with a GM-backed Cruise robotaxi in Oct. 2023 heightened regulatory ...

A new autonomous vehicle framework would also make it easier for Tesla and other companies to research domestically made self ...

The announcement comes as Tesla prepares to launch its own robotaxi service ... Meanwhile, General Motors halted operations of Cruise after a serious crash prompted federal investigations.

According to a credible new report, Elon Musk has reportedly shut down an internal analysis from Tesla executives that showed the company’s Robotaxi plans would lose money and that it should ...

Waymo, which offers robotaxi trips in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, charges surge pricing during peak times, as did Cruise, its now-defunct competitor. Assuming a robotaxi fleet is ...

should highlight self-driving technology that would allow Tesla to compete with the likes of Waymo and GM’s Cruise. “Few industry events have been as widely anticipated as Tesla’s Robotaxi ...

A robotaxi service from Tesla comes years after several missed deadlines and an increasingly competitive — but smaller — field. General Motors's Cruise bowed out of the race earlier this year ...