While self-driving taxis are already a reality in a few cities, three companies are racing to roll out the service on a larger scale.

A second potential advantage is that Tesla will have access to the fleet of cars its customers have purchased over the years, all of which might theoretically be released to work part-time in its ...

Today, Waymo – the company behind the autonomous cabs you can book via an app – announced that it’s expanding its reach to cover more of California. In Los Angeles, the service now covers Ladera ...

Waymo is heading to New York City next month, intending to deploy autonomous vehicles in the country’s most densely packed ...

The robotaxi company Waymo has applied for a permit to conduct autonomous rides in New York City with safety drivers behind ...

Elon Musk’s Tesla is set to launch its own robotaxi service in Austin as Waymo brings its self-driving cars to Manhattan ...

There’s another tech company tooling around San Diego. Nuro, an autonomous driving technology company based in Silicon Valley ...

The robotaxi now operates in more parts of the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles County, and will resume testing in New ...

Waymo said it is also advocating for changes to state law to bring its fully autonomous ride-hailing service to the city in ...

The facility will help Zoox grow its robotaxi fleet, eventually producing 10,000 vehicles a year once it’s at full scale.

A Silicon Valley robotaxi company that’s angling to compete with Waymo opened a second East Bay factory on Wednesday, aiming to jolt production and pave the way for passenger service in San Francisco ...

Tesla, Inc.'s robotaxi and humanoid robot ventures face challenges and overhyped valuations. Click for why TSLA stock ...