Tag: robotaxis
People Who Worked On Tesla “Full Self Driving” Don’t Trust Tesla “Full Self Driving”
Some of them, at least. According to Reuters, the news organization interviewed a former self-driving engineer at Tesla and nine former data labelers, and they did not offer a singing endorsement of Tesla’s “Full Self Driving” (FSD) system. Reuters also talked with eleven independent traffic safety researchers for the piece. … [continued]
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Reasons BYD Is Taking On Liability While Self-Driving And Tesla Isn’t
We’ve had a few articles this week about BYD’s breakthrough decision to take on liability in the event of a crash when a BYD driver is using God’s Eye. A few of the comments under my article earlier this week were superb additions, though, and they seemed to deserve their … [continued]
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BYD ADAS Warranty Explained … Sort Of
BYD is the first manufacturer to take some responsibility for its autonomous driver assistance technology if things go wrong.
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Waymo Rolls Out the Ojai!
It’s been a long time coming, but Waymo is finally rolling out the Ojai, a Zeekr-produced robotaxi model, for passenger trips. It definitely looks more rider-friendly than a typical SUV like the Jaguar I-PACE Waymo has been using. And it’s got a fun, inviting look to it. It does look … [continued]
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XPENG Sales Up 4% Month Over Month, Down 4% Year Over Year
XPENG is still struggling to find another big growth spurt. Its start to 2026 has not been great from a straight sales perspective. It’s mostly been a matter of trying to maintain a level of stability rather than reaching for the kind of growth it’s seen in recent years. With … [continued]
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