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A fleet of driverless Jaguars will hit the streets in earl 2025 to become acquainted with the roads in anticipation of picking up riders the following year

Alphabet's Waymo expands to Miami, citing the city's reputation for innovation. Their autonomous vehicles will offer more accessible mobility.

The auto industry is at a weird place right now: after years of pushing back against tougher regulations driving electric vehicles, the car business in America has finally leaned in, only for the incoming presidential administration to potentially pull EV tax credits away. But the industry needs that money flowing to…

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/12/05/waymo-announces-robotaxi-expansion-to-miami.html#:~:text=The%20Alphabet%20%2Downed%20company%20announced,Waymo%20One%20app%20in%202026 Alphabet-owned Waymo said it will expand its

Waymo is gearing up to bring its robotaxi service to Miami which will accelerate an expansion that’s been happening while its hobbled rivals remain in its rearview mirror

Teledrivers are already dropping off hire cars in Las Vegas

Pony AI CEO James Peng emphasized the company's strategic focus on supply chain diversification and international market expansion following its Nasdaq debut, as the autonomous driving technology firm navigates ongoing U.S.-China tensions.

I didn’t know what to expect when I opened the Waymo app for the first time. I was outside my hotel in Los Angeles and Little Tokyo was about seven blocks away. Alphabet had announced earlier in the month that it had expanded its driverless Waymo service to anyone downtown,…

Waymo is expanding its autonomous taxi fleet that can carry passengers on public roads, no human driver required.

Ah, self-driving. The promise of kicking back and letting your car do all of the heavy lifting from point-a to point-b while you doom scroll TikTok or pop a movie on Netflix. It's a wonderful reality we've been sold for years, but no company has made good on it despite…

Tesla has always ridden on big dreams and even bigger promises. The automaker has a history of betting it all on risky situations—and generally, those moves have paid off. It's not only the lone successful automotive startup the world has seen in about a century, it's also worth more than $1…