Waymo unveiled its sixth-generation self-driving technology in 2024 and has been testing it on public roads. Having previous used Jaguars, the company is integrating its sixth-gen tech into new ...

You may have spotted Waymo's self-driving cars across Houston since the company began testing in the city earlier this year. Now, the autonomous ride-hailing service is preparing to take off the ...

Before Waymo was Waymo, it was Google’s self-driving car project. Starting in 2009, the effort spent many years in test mode—with humans in the driver’s seats ready to take over, just in case—that its ...

SAN ANTONIO – Waymo vehicles will soon operate fully autonomously in San Antonio and other cities in the United States, according to a statement from a tech company. The company said it will introduce ...

Houston joins Miami, Dallas, San Antonio, and Orlando as part of Waymo’s ambitious expansion. The technology that once seemed like science fiction — cars that drive themselves, with no human in the ...

Elon Musk has spent years promising that Tesla will leapfrog rivals with a dedicated robotaxi, and the Tesla Cybercab is his most aggressive bet yet. He has talked up a driverless service that could ...

Self-driving cars did not disappear. They simply slipped out of the spotlight. While attention shifted to generative AI, ...

Pony AI Inc. (“Pony.ai” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: PONY; HKEX: 2026), a global leader in achieving large-scale mass production and commercialization of autonomous driving technology, today announced ...

Gatik has become the first company in North America to deploy fully driverless trucks in commercial operations at scale, with $600 million in contracted revenue and daily deliveries for Fortune 50 ...

While there are no autonomous vehicles available for sale in the United States, Detroit automakers have been advancing their assistance systems for years. Though the challenges and setbacks have been ...

Absent a federal standard, states that allow autonomous vehicles, or AVs, to circulate have had to make up their own rules. But is that safe enough?