robotaxi

EV maker said to be courting parties beyond partner Volkswagen as it seeks new revenue streams

Japan currently requires a human being to be in the driver’s seat, regardless of the vehicle’s level of autonomy

US regulators limit commercial deployment of vehicles that do not adhere to decades-old safety standards that were written for human-driven vehicles

[LONDON] Uber Technologies and UK startup Wayve Technologies are preparing to launch their robotaxi service in London with a safety driver, getting out ahead of Waymo and Baidu’s planned rollouts.

The ride-hailing company is estimated to report a 13% year-on-year jump in Q2 revenue

The company aims to offer 19.9 million shares at HK$295.60 each

He says in 10 years, probably 90% of all driving will be done by AI in self-driving cars

Large-scale delivery and deployment of the Eva Cab is expected in 2028 before the fleet expands to 100,000 by 2030: CEO of ride-hailing arm

Tesla shares were down more than 3 per cent in afternoon trading on Thursday