self-driving cars

Lotus has teamed up with fellow Geely-backed company Cao Cao to deploy robotaxis in China.

Maserati together with students from Politecnico di Milano are pushing the boundaries when it comes to self-driving car technology.

A self-driving car is not for sale, yet, but automakers continue to roll out more advanced hands-free driving systems evolving from Level 0 to Level 5 on the SAE spectrum of autonomous driving.

Rivian is “hyper-focused” on self-driving technology, according to its CEO.

Donald Trump's transition team has reportedly told advisers the new adminstration wants a federal framework for self-driving cars.

Tesla's new Cybercab is a sleek, two-door robotaxi that has the potential to revolutionize both public and private transport.

Tesla plans to launch two robotaxis, one of which will be a large van with Art Deco-inspired styling.

Mercedes-Benz is the only automaker with a Level 3 automated driving system on offer, but other automakers plan to catch up.

The NHTSA fined GM-backed Cruise $1.5 million for not fully disclosing details of a robotaxi crash last year.

Ford has slashed prices on its BlueCruise hands-free highway driving system, making it more accessible than ever.

Mercedes-Benz has raised the top speed of its pioneering Drive Pilot self-driving system, and plans further updates down the road.

Cruise's robotaxis may be operating in the Uber fleet in some cities as soon as 2025.

Mercedes is the first foreign automaker permitted to test Level 4 self-driving cars in China.

Self-driving technology may enable cars in the future to recover from a slide or take extreme measures to avoid an obstacle.

The Tesla Robotaxi debut will take place two months later than originally planned.

Cruise's robotaxi fleet has been parked nationwide since an accident in San Francisco that occurred in late 2023.

Tesla has been hinting at a robotaxi since 2016, and now the company is just months away from revealing one.

VW anticipates launching a commercial robotaxi service by 2026.

Rimac plans to reveal its mystery vehicle on June 26.

Apple is thought to have spent more than $10 billion on its ill-fated car project.