Tesla’s Austin, Texas, robotaxi service will kick off with 10 vehicles and expand to thousands, moving into more cities if ...

Waymo, a subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet ... The announcement comes as Tesla prepares to launch its own robotaxi service, with Elon Musk touting a lower-cost, high-volume alternative ...

Could it be a deeper partnership with Uber Technologies? Or, will Google create value for investors by spinning off the robotaxi pioneer? Please watch the video at Investors.com - From Search To ...

But even with the multi-billion dollar bet Google's parent company Alphabet is making on Waymo and its expansion into new markets, how can it maintain its lead in the robotaxi race? And how might ...

Google-backed Waymo moves ahead with expansion plans in a number of US cities in 2025, after a successful 2024 that saw 150,000 robotaxi rides every day. Amazon-backed Zoox is gearing up to expand ...

Waymo, the Google-created robotaxi company, has revealed more details on their 6th generation vehicle, based on a body by China-based Geely/Zeekr and a new generation of custom sensors and software.

His work has appeared in The New York Daily News and City & State. Waymo has long touted its ties to Google’s DeepMind and its decades of AI research as a strategic advantage over its rivals in ...

Waymo is gearing up to bring its robotaxi service to Miami which will ... to fulfill what once seemed like a fantastical dream when Google began a secret self-driving car project dubbed "Chauffeur ...

a project Google has been working on since 2009. To add more color to the picture, in San Francisco, we have a second robotaxi service run by General Motors' Cruise, which has recently expanded to ...

Tesla has promised to launch its paid robotaxi service in June—but the NHTSA might throw a wrench in those plans. According to official NHTSA documents, the automaker must provide the following ...

The US Patent and Trademark Office has refused one of Tesla's initial attempts to trademark the term "Robotaxi" because it believes the name is generic and already in use by other companies ...