Waymo says it provides more than 150,000 trips each week. I've hailed several rides myself in San Francisco, and as ...

Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxi nearly crashed during a ride causing a safety driver to disengage the autonomous driving system, a rider told Business Insider. Sophia Tung, a San Francisco-based ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Three people suffered minor injuries after a hit-and-run driver slammed into the back of a Waymo robotaxi Thursday night in downtown Los Angeles, authorities said.

Mobileye’s business is selling chips and software to automakers, and while it briefly flirted with a plan to run its own robotaxi business ... with its origins at Google, the world’s #1 ...

General Motors’ Cruise will lay off about 1,000 employees, including CEO Marc Whitten, as it shifts focus from robotaxi to personal self-driving vehicle development. The move follows the ...

The days of being forced to have awkward interactions with Uber drivers might be coming to an end in Austin. Starting this week, Uber has opened its waitlist to residents who will soon have access ...

By contrast, the US robotaxi industry has hit a few speedbumps in recent years. Google-backed Waymo has expanded rapidly and is now serving over 150,000 rides a week across several US cities ...

This move comes after GM revealed in December that it would cease funding the Cruise robotaxi business. GM’s decision to cease development of robotaxis was part of a broader internal cost ...

For instance, would passengers prefer to ride alone or would they be willing to share space with people they don't know if the price of that particular robotaxi was significantly lower.

MobilEye has been actively working on developing various breeds of self-driving system, from the human-assisted to the full-on robotaxi. Now, it is stepping things up, and going from a supplier of ...

The move to gut the staff punctuates GM’s rapid retreat from the robotaxi business and strategic shift on autonomy. As recently as late 2024, the company had been planning to take the driver out ...