The Latest Breaking News on Autonomous Vehicles

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.

InsideEVs · Oct 7

Elon Musk Says Gray Kittens Are Grounding Tesla Robotaxis At Night

Tesla Robotaxi in Austin adds one more operating hour as Elon Musk cites low-contrast pets on dark pavement as the key remaining night obstacle.

Motor1 · Oct 6

Tesla's Cybercab Is Quietly Dismantling Repair Shops, Car Rentals, and Auto Insurance

Tesla's Cybercab is live in Austin and staging in Houston. Its true cost: repair shops, rental companies, and insurers are already absorbing the blow.

Latin Times · Oct 5

The Car Features You Paid For But Probably Never Use

Your car is packed with high-tech features, but how many of them do you actually use? Here are the ones drivers are leaving untouched.

Motor1 · Sep 19

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. The first deliveries start next quarter.

InsideEVs · Sep 19

From Robotaxi Fleets to Simulation Labs: One Engineer's Journey

Akshat Gattani spent a decade learning what it actually takes to ship autonomous vehicles safely. Now he builds the tools the industry depends on.

International Business Times · Sep 18

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.

InsideEVs · Sep 17

Why I can’t wait to get into a driverless car

Letters: Lars Janssen says self-driving vehicles would be a boon for him as he has an eye condition and can’t drive, in response to an article by Adrian Chiles. Plus letters from Richard Connell and Michael Fuller

The Guardian - UK · Sep 16

‘In this new car, I feel patronised’: which driver assistance systems actually improve safety?

Modern cars are fitted with features like autonomous emergency braking and fatigue monitoring. But do they support motorists or drive them to distraction?

The Guardian - AU · Sep 15

Hyundai's Tesla FSD Rival Is Delayed To 2029. But It May Be Worth The Wait

Hyundai says it didn't want to rush a 'middling Level 2++' system to market, so its in-house ADAS is now coming in 2029.

InsideEVs · Sep 14