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Uber Takes the Wheel in Austin: Waymo Robotaxi Interest List Now OpenUber opens Waymo robotaxi interest list in Austin, aiming for full-scale service with self-driving vehicles soon.
Waymo's Self-Driving Taxis Are Flawed: They Suddenly Spin Around in the Same Spot and CrashA Waymo self-driving taxi incident raises safety concerns after passengers were trapped due to a malfunction.
Tesla to Reveal its Robotaxi on August 8thNew Declaration Leading Rebound on Tesla’s Stock Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced on social media platform X that Tesla’s robotaxi will be unveiled on August 8th. This announcement carries the potential for a new revenue stream for Tesla, targeting an advanced level of autonomous driving beyond the existing ‘Autopilot’ and ‘Full Self Driving (FSD)’ […]
Future is Here: Waymo Unveils Fully Autonomous Ride-Hailing in LAWaymo, the autonomous driving division of Google’s parent company Alphabet, announced that it will begin offering a fully autonomous ride-hailing service to the general public in Los Angeles starting March 14, 2024, and plans to launch in Austin, Texas, by the end of this year. Waymo has been testing its Level 4 autonomous ride-hailing service […]
California Approves Google Waymo's Driverless Robotaxi Service in LA and MoreGoogle’s Waymo autonomous robotaxi service is expanding. California regulators approved the expansion of Waymo’s robotaxi convenience service to the cities south of Los Angeles and San Francisco on the 2nd. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced, “Starting today, Waymo can operate driverless passenger services in specific areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco.” In […]
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Tesla's RoboTaxi Service to Compete with Waymo and Uber in Austin, Texas Tesla plans to launch its RoboTaxi service in Texas this June, aiming to compete with Waymo and Uber amid declining EV sales.
Uber Takes the Wheel in Austin: Waymo Robotaxi Interest List Now Open Uber opens Waymo robotaxi interest list in Austin, aiming for full-scale service with self-driving vehicles soon.
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Tesla to Reveal its Robotaxi on August 8th New Declaration Leading Rebound on Tesla’s Stock Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced on social media platform X that Tesla’s robotaxi will be unveiled on August 8th. This announcement carries the potential for a new revenue stream for Tesla, targeting an advanced level of autonomous driving beyond the existing ‘Autopilot’ and ‘Full Self Driving (FSD)’ […]
Future is Here: Waymo Unveils Fully Autonomous Ride-Hailing in LA Waymo, the autonomous driving division of Google’s parent company Alphabet, announced that it will begin offering a fully autonomous ride-hailing service to the general public in Los Angeles starting March 14, 2024, and plans to launch in Austin, Texas, by the end of this year. Waymo has been testing its Level 4 autonomous ride-hailing service […]
California Approves Google Waymo's Driverless Robotaxi Service in LA and More Google’s Waymo autonomous robotaxi service is expanding. California regulators approved the expansion of Waymo’s robotaxi convenience service to the cities south of Los Angeles and San Francisco on the 2nd. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) announced, “Starting today, Waymo can operate driverless passenger services in specific areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco.” In […]
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