self-driving cars

GM continues to update its true hands-free automated driver-assist feature.

Waymo is looking to cut journey times for its One robotaxi service by adding freeways to its routes.

GM still plans an automated driver-assist system that covers 95% of U.S. roads, but it won't be called Ultra Cruise.

Apple has reportedly abandoned a goal for true self-driving capability for its car project in order to get a product to market sooner.

Rimac plans to reveal its robotaxi as soon as this year.

BMW Personal Pilot L3 lets you take your eyes off the road, but there are severe limits when it comes to the conditions where it functions.

Cruise's driverless cars have been blocked from California's roads following an accident that occurred on Oct. 2.

Cruise's robotaxi service in Japan will initially operate in central Tokyo.

Ford has filed a patent application for a system that detects brake lights that could be used in future self-driving cars.

Mobileye's Chauffeur system due in a few years promises hands-free, eyes-free travel on highways.

Waymo has named the fourth U.S. city for its growing robotaxi service.

The safety driver behind the wheel of an Uber robotaxi prototype that killed a pedestrian in 2018 has been sentenced.

A robotaxi service using the ID.Buzz could be running in the U.S. by 2026.

Mercedes-Benz's Drive Pilot system is now legal in two U.S. states.

Jeep has released a short video highlighting the off-road autonomous driving technology it is developing, perhaps for its new generation of EVs.

Porsche plans to use Mobileye's SuperVision technology to deliver cars capable of hands-free driving.

The service will initially run between Houston and Dallas.

The Ultra Cruise self-driving system will be able to handle 95% of the nation's roads, according to GM.

Ford's new self-driving technology division is born out of the remains of Argo AI.

A Ford patent would start disabling car functions if an owner misses payments and could eventually even drive it away to be repossessed.