#robotaxi

#robotaxi

Waymo's robotaxi service is now available in Los Angeles, limited to surface streets, with future expansion planned.

GM retreats from robotaxi business, halting funding for Cruise due to losses and focusing on driver-assist systems instead.

Tesla's stock value heavily depends on its promises of autonomous driving, representing 77% of its market valuation.

Tesla's market valuation surged past $1 trillion following Trump's presidential win, raising concerns about future volatility amid NHTSA investigations.

GM is ending its investment in the robotaxi market to focus on driver-assist technology like Super Cruise.

GM is ceasing its robotaxi efforts to reduce losses and refocus on driver-assist technology.

Tesla is investing heavily in the Cybercab, forgoing traditional controls to emphasize its Robotaxi functionality.

Production will commence at Giga Texas, leveraging parts from Model 3 and Model Y for efficiency.

Tesla hints at future robotaxi vehicles designed to accommodate multiple passengers, signaling a strategic shift to meet market demands.

Tesla is showcasing its self-driving Cybercab to employees at Giga New York, reflecting its commitment to the robotaxi initiative.

Tesla's robotaxi launch has sparked a lawsuit from Alcon Entertainment over alleged copyright infringement related to 'Blade Runner 2049'.

Elon Musk now deems the idea of a drivable $25,000 Tesla as pointless, focusing instead on the Cybercab robotaxi model.

Tesla's Full Self-Driving V13 is set to roll out to customers by Thanksgiving, with significant improvements planned.

Waymo's robotaxi service is now available to all in Los Angeles, simplifying access to autonomous rides for residents.

Waymo is expanding its robotaxi service into Tokyo, Japan, with plans to start testing in 2025.

Waymo is launching its Waymo One robotaxi service in Miami, enhancing self-driving capabilities and promoting sustainability with an all-electric fleet.

Waymo secured $5.6 billion in funding, its biggest round yet, positioning it for future growth and a potential public listing.

GM is discontinuing its robotaxi business to focus on integrating Cruise with its existing driver assistance technology.

GM's suspension of Cruise highlights uncertainty in automaker roles and the company's shift towards electric vehicles.

GM stops funding its robotaxi business to merge Cruise with its other autonomous vehicle initiatives.

GM is ceasing funding for Cruise's robotaxi project to focus on driverless vehicles for personal use.

Cruise has agreed to a $500,000 settlement for submitting a false accident report regarding a serious incident involving a pedestrian.

GM is shifting focus from robotaxis to integrating autonomy into its personal vehicle lineup.

Cruise admitted to criminal behavior and agreed to a $500,000 penalty for falsifying records after a robotaxi incident involving a pedestrian.