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Toyota AI Ventures and May Mobility will talk the future of the transportation industry on Extra Crunch Live Besides a passion for progress in the mobility space, what do Toyota AI Ventures’ Jim Adler, May Mobility’s Nina Grooms Lee and May’s Edwin Olson have in common? All three of them are joining us on an upcoming episode of Extra Crunch Live. The show goes down on May 12 at 3pm ET/noon PT. Register here for free! May Mobility is one the most exciting companies to enter the transportation space in the past decade. The autonomous shuttle company has a fleet of autonomous low-speed shu...

Waymo was once again a winner in Guidehouse Insight's ranking of the top autonomous-vehicle companies. Tesla was not.

Free driverless rides with curbside pickups coming to Grand Rapids Updated 8:43 AM; Today 8:43 AM A map of Grand Rapids' downtown and Westside where, in the dark green shaded areas, people will be within a five-minute walk of a driverless vehicle pickup point. In the light green areas, people will be within a 10-minute walk of a pickup point. Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Starting late spring, people can use their phones to hail an autonomous vehicle to drive them between downtown and a few Westside neighborhoods for free. The new curbside, on-demand pickups are coming May 17 as part o...

0 Comments Mahindra & Mahindra has appointed Dr Uli Stuhec as the vice-president and head of Global Born Electric Platform. Mahindra had recently consolidated its e-mobility business in two focused verticals: Last Mile Mobility (LMM) and Electric Vehicle Tech Centre. The company had also announced the ambitious Born Electric Vehicle (BEV), which is said to be an important strategy for the company to attain leadership by creating world-class e-SUVs. Stuhec to report to Pankaj Sonalkar, chief of Electric Vehicle Technology Centre Will be respon...

DBusiness Magazine May Mobility, 123.Net Partner to Power Autonomous Shuttles Ann Arbor’s May Mobility, an autonomous vehicle company, has selected Southfield’s 123.Net Inc. to provide data center and connectivity services. May Mobility, which operates autonomous shuttles, has selected 123.Net as its data center and connectivity services provider. // Photo courtesy of May Mobility Ann Arbor’s May Mobility, an autonomous vehicle company, has selected Southfield’s 123.Net Inc. to provide data center and connectivity services. 123.Net is a large colocation and fiber network provider. May...