Tag: robotaxis
Waymo Still Has A Problem Stopping For School Buses
Waymo has clearly gotten off to a great start in 2026, and the company has made a strong case already that its robotaxis are significantly safer than human drivers. However, they aren’t perfect. A Waymo robotaxi briefly blocked an ambulance responding to a shooting in Austin this week. (Though, I … [continued]
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Apollo Go Reaches 20 Million Trips, 190 Million Fully Driverless Kilometers
We typically report on Waymo and other US-based robotaxi companies, but one of the biggest robotaxi services in the world is Baidu’s Apollo Go. It first launched fully driverless robotaxis in China on July 20, 2022, and was the first company to launch them there. Now we have news that, … [continued]
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Waymo: New City Alerts in Chicago & Charlotte
It’s almost like you can’t go a day without another Waymo announcement, or two. Just a day after Waymo started commercial robotaxi service in Orlando, San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas, the company has shared that it is now readying a launch in Chicago and in Charlotte. Waymo to Chicago “It’s … [continued]
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Wayve Attracts Fresh Investments From NVIDIA, Microsoft, Uber, & Mercedes
UK autonomous driving startup Wayve just added about $1.5 billion to its investment stack as it works toward full autonomy.
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The Tesla Cybercab Is Here. Now What?
Production of the Tesla Cybercab has begun, but there are still many unanswered questions about it and who will be responsible for it.
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