The Latest Breaking News on Autonomous Vehicles

The Autonomous SmartDesk 5 is a chic electric standing desk that’s packed with useful features even though it carries a mid-range price.

In the race to lead the autonomous vehicle space—and maybe even the future of transportation—Google's Waymo has about a 100-mile head start. The self-driving taxi division just hit a new milestone: over 200,000 paid rides per week through its Waymo One service. 

Have you been experiencing Android Auto reboot problems? This is what caused it.

Automakers are throwing a lot at American car buyers at the moment: electric vehicles, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, extended-range EVs and, now, a growing emphasis on robotaxis. Many consumers may not even be fully aware of the gazillion powertrain options that will soon be available to them across segments. The vast…

For more than 100 years, BMW’s factories in Bavaria have turned out some of the most iconic performance cars in history. For the next 100 years, the automaker is retooling everything it does for performance of a different sort: batteries, electric motors, and even robots to make them. 

Uber wants in on Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions, but so far, the interest has been somewhat one-sided.

After introducing R1, the company now demos interesting actions performed on Android tablet with its new agent.

You can’t be a modern automaker without some sort of self-driving, autonomous component, right? While Ford and General Motors have thrown down against Tesla with their respective BlueCruise and Super Cruise systems, Stellantis’s efforts have been pretty tepid.

Over the past few days, at least two Tesla Cybertruck owners learned the hard way that their stainless steel behemoths equipped with the Full-Self Driving (FSD) software are anything but self-driving.

Tesla has submitted two trademark applications in the United States that might have something to do with its autonomous ridesharing plans. As first seen by CarMoses, the American EV maker is trying to trademark the “Robus” name in two different categories.

Modern vehicles have more on-board assistance systems than ever. In theory, they not only reduce stress but also add another level of safety. In the real world, that's largely how these systems work. However, a recent study suggests cruise control could cause more harm than good.