Driverless taxis are coming to London ‘by the end of the year’, says US firm Waymo Londoners may be able to hail driverless taxis from later this year Evening Standard · Jan 29
US robotaxis undergo training for London’s quirks before planned rollout this year Waymo cars have been earning their stripes by getting used to zebra crossings while awaiting a government green light The Guardian - UK · Jan 29
Tesla earnings report — Q4 performance beat the odds despite second year of slumping sales Tesla held its Q4 2025 earnings today and beat Wall Street expectations after reporting improved gross margins driven largely by its energy storage deployment division. Tom’s Guide · Jan 28
Tesla Says It Has 1.1 Million Full Self-Driving Subscribers, Amid Controveries Tesla says it has 1.1 million Full Self-Driving subscribers. It's key to Tesla's future thesis, but controversies aren't slowing down. InsideEVs · Jan 28
Tesla discontinues Model X and S vehicles as Elon Musk pivots to robotics High hopes for Optimus robot help company beat forecasts despite yearly revenue decline and flailing car business The Guardian - US · Jan 28
No seats, no dramas: $30m boost for self-driving cars A Melbourne company creating vehicles with no seats, no doors and no steering wheel has secured an investment to boost its manufacturing. AAP · Jan 27
Waze getting a packed feature update for in-car navigation – is it time to switch back from Google and Apple Maps? There's a big push coming for Waze to make the driving experience better T3 · Jan 26
Waymo's Biggest Year Yet Starts With Driverless Rides In Miami Today's biggest EV news: Waymo hits Miami, hybrids sales go bonkers in California, and China's Chery is eyeing Canada. InsideEVs · Jan 23
Surge in learners trying to cheat in driving tests Cheating methods include using wireless earphones connected to a hidden phone and hiring impersonators Evening Standard · Jan 21
Android Auto finally gets something new in the latest update – and it's rolling out now Waiting with bated breath for an Android Auto update? You might be in luck. T3 · Jan 21
Intel's Ohio One project shows healthy progress as new job listings pop up — construction seems to be well underway as contractor actively hiring for ambitious chip factory Bechtel, the contractor behind Intel's ambitious Ohio One chip factory, has posted new job listings on its website with an overview mentioning Phase 1 of the project. These recruits will be responsible for accelerating construction to make the factory ready for its opening in 2030, after the last few months… Tom’s Hardware · Jan 19
Waymo cars are still breaking the law in Austin despite company saying software was updated, new video shows Waymo quickly issued a voluntary software recall for 3,000 of its vehicles due to an issue that caused the autonomous cars to drive past stopped school buses The Independent UK · Jan 14
The Only 'Eyes-Off' Driving System For Personal Cars In America Is Dead Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot system, available on the EQS EV and S-Class gas sedan, has been temporarily scrapped. InsideEVs · Jan 14
Tesla Kills $8,000 FSD One-Time Buy, Forces Monthly Subscription After February 14 Tesla ends the $8,000 one-time FSD purchase option. Musk announces subscription-only model at $99 monthly after 14 February amid safety probe. International Business Times UK · Jan 14
InsideEVs · Jan 12 Hyundai Is Launching Its Own Robotaxi Service. Can It Win Where Cruise Failed? CES 2026 was a coming-out party for Hyundai's Motional robotaxi division. It aims to compete with Waymo, but it has a lot of catching up to do.
The Independent UK · Jan 9 Lyft and Uber drivers protest over rise of self-driving robotaxis Waymo is owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet
RideApart · Jan 8 Tesla’s Trying to Get Its Full Self-Driving Fast-Tracked in Europe, But It Still Can't See Motorcyclists As autonomous tech advances, Europe questions whether faster approval is worth the risk. Especially since Tesla's FSD still can't see motorcyclists.
InsideEVs · Jan 7 Tesla Just Can't Bounce Back In Europe On today's Critical Materials EV news roundup: Tesla suffers in Europe, the EV winners and losers of 2025 and Nvidia bets big on autonomous cars.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 6 ‘Bigger than me’: road safety campaigner whose son died in collision welcomes new UK rules Meera Naran, whose son inspired ‘Dev’s Law’, said the measures proposed by the government would save lives
T3 · Jan 6 Good enough for the Batmobile – this foldable steering wheel tucks away when not in use The world's first foldable steering wheel is here for autonomous driving
The Guardian - UK · Jan 6 Nvidia CEO reveals new ‘reasoning’ AI tech for self-driving cars Jensen Huang also announces at CES new, more powerful Vera Rubin chips that will arrive later this year
InsideEVs · Jan 5 Uber’s Lucid Gravity Robotaxis Are Already On The Streets Of San Francisco Uber, Lucid and Nuro began testing the autonomous electric SUVs last month, ahead of the public debut of the ride-hailing service.
Axios · Jan 2 Tesla sales fall to lowest point since 2022 Vehicle sales are critical to funding CEO Elon Musk's AI ambitions.
InsideEVs · Jan 2 The Tesla Model Y Proves That Tesla Needs To Get Back To Making Cars Tesla isn't interested in making cars anymore. If you're a fan of great technology and design, that sucks.
InsideEVs · Dec 31, 2025 I Got A Sneak Peek At Rivian's Answer To Tesla Full Self-Driving Rivian plans a point-to-point driver-assistance system that's like Tesla's Full Self-Driving in 2026.