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Toyota's service, which features five Lexus SUVs and one wheelchair-accessible shuttle, will run until mid-November.

A quarter of major autonomous driving technology companies in North America are now led by women.

Many automakers and tech firms are further along than May Mobility Inc. in the research and development of autonomous vehicle technology, but the Ann Arbor-based company claims to be ahead in one key area: making money.

  Fun fact: Self-driving cars are scared of steam. Hoosiers can see for themselves by riding in a self-driving car downtown, a free transportation service that debuted this week. A partnership between May Mobility, a company that makes self-driving technology, and Toyota Mobility Foundation, an arm of the car maker working on connective transportation, has rolled out these autonomous shuttles around the IUPUI campus, primarily. Even if you’re not a student or staff member, you’re welcome to hop in and see what it’s like to ride in a car that drives without hands on the wheel and a foot...

Toyota’s Silicon Valley Venture Arm Gets $300 Million Infusion, Launches Climate Fund Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Toyota Ventures is launching a new $150 million fund targeting startups developing technology to help lower carbon pollution. getty Toyota AI Ventures, the Silicon Valley VC set up by global auto giant Toyota Motor Corp. in 2017, is rebranding itself Toyota Ventures and getting a $300 million infusion to invest in early-stage tech startups and launch a new fund targeting companies with products and services that cut carbon emissions. The Los Altos, California-based fi...