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Waymo, Alphabet’s autonomous driving technology arm, is partnering with Chinese automaker Geely to build an all-electric, self-driving ride-hailing vehicle. The companies will integrate Waymo Driver, Waymo’s AV system, into Geely’s Zeekr vehicles for use in U.S. markets “in the years to come.” While Waymo is not providing a specific time frame for either the start […]

Autonomous vehicles designed for disabled passengers is an enormous challenge, but several major car companies and AV operators are intent on taking it on.

Autonomous tech could lead to deaths at the hands of robots. But is continuing to let humans drive even worse?

Waymo co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana joins Nilay Patel to discuss the company’s expansion into San Francisco, the challenges of mall pickups, and the potential regulation facing the industry.

Jaguar I-Pace is Google’s first electric Street View car Share this story Google finally has its first all-electric vehicle for capturing Street View. The tech giant and Jaguar Land Rover announced today that they have collaborated to rig up an all-electric I-Pace SUV with the equipment required to capture Street View imagery, and deployed the car in Dublin, Ireland. The I-Pace will also collect more general Google Maps data, and it will be outfitted with air quality sensors from Aclima — ...

Testing is already underway. Motional, the $4 billion joint venture between Aptiv and Hyundai, has chosen the Hyundai Ioniq 5 for its new autonomous ride-hailing service. The all-electric Ioniq 5 was chosen because it is a "convergence of mobilitys two most transformative technologies - electrification and autonomy." Beginning in 2023, customers in some markets will be able to book one of these autonomous robotaxis through the Lyft app, which will be fully integrated into Motionals driverless s...