The toaster-shaped vehicle made safe if conservative decisions and offered a relatively comfortable ride through Las Vegas.

The two companies have laid the groundwork for the integration of the Waabi Driver into the Volvo VNL Autonomous and are preparing for testing in 2025.

By Anton Westraadt, Managing Director of Pupkewitz Motors.As the Managing Director I have the unique privilege of driving a wide range of vehicles from across our esteemed brand portfolio. It’s an ...

Both Geely and Voyah have announced that they are integrating DeepSeek AI into their own connected car and AI efforts. Voyah ...

The race toward the safe deployment of SAE Level 4 trucks is heating up, as the industry works to catch up to robotaxi ...

With nearly 500 horsepower, aggressive styling and cutting-edge technology, this plug-in hybrid wagon is more of a stealthy ...

Devindra chats with Volvo Group CTO Lars Stenqvist about the company’s progress developing zero emissions trucks, both of the ...

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The car maker cautioned that intense competition will likely drive increasing discounts this year, making it a challenge to ...

Waabi's AI-powered system is designed to allow vehicles to adapt to a variety of different driving conditions and scenarios ...

MATS will kick off in March with its Opening Reception on Thursday night of the show, offering plenty for show attendees.

Tesla posted lower sales across five European countries in January, including the United Kingdom and France, as competitors ...