Tag: robotaxis
Uber, NVIDIA, & Stellantis Team Up On Robotaxis & AI
Uber has been big on the idea of robotaxis for several years. Remember when former CEO and founder Travis Kalanick wanted to buy half a million robotaxis from Tesla But the company has made a big step forward on this matter this week. Partnering with NVIDIA and Stellantis, they are … [continued]
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Robyn Denholm Hints At Cheaper Mass Market Tesla
Robyn Denholm told Bloomberg this week the Tesla “Model 2” project is back on after Elon said it was stupid to build a $25,000 car.
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Swiss Public Transport Company to Use Apollo Go Robotaxis
Robotaxis continue to roll out and land contracts in more and more places around the world. China’s Apollo Go, a Baidu Inc. company, has now gotten a foothold (or tirehold) in a new market. PostBus, the public transportation arm of Swiss Post, is going to use the autonomous driving company. … [continued]
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NVIDIA Now Working On Its Own Robotaxis
Because why not? NVIDIA has actually been involved in the robotaxi world for years, providing different hardware needs to various automakers who have been automating more and more driving. For example, I just noticed that four years ago I wrote about AutoX robotaxis using NVIDIA Drive. NVIDIA also put out … [continued]
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Tesla’s Financial Trends Look Horrible — Who Is To Blame?
On the surface, record vehicle deliveries, revenue of $28.1 billion, and net income of $1.8 billion probably sound good. This is a big and successful company, without a doubt. However, the financial trends at the company are bad, horrible even. Additionally, there some clear signs those are only going to … [continued]
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