Waymo made its biggest strategic move in years, announcing Munich as its first international market with public service targeted for late 2027. Tesla set a September 3 launch event in Austin to put the pedal-less…
Las Vegas just became the industry's next proving ground: on August 20 the Nevada Transportation Authority approved commercial robotaxi permits for Tesla (up to 5,000 vehicles), Waymo (1,000), and Uber's partner fleets…
The biggest robotaxi story of the week came from Sacramento, not a launch event: California regulators approved Waymo to charge for fully driverless rides across 18 counties covering most of the state's population, in…
The week's biggest news came from neither Waymo nor Tesla: Amazon's Zoox won the first-ever federal exemption for a passenger vehicle with no steering wheel or pedals, and starts charging for Las Vegas rides on August…
The week's biggest milestone came from neither Waymo nor Tesla: Amazon's Zoox won the first-ever federal exemption allowing paid rides in robotaxis with no steering wheel or pedals, clearing it to start charging in Las…
The biggest robotaxi news this week came from Washington: NHTSA's proposed brake-pedal rule would create the first permanent federal pathway for pedal-free robotaxis and end the 2,500-vehicle-per-year production cap —…
The week the industry's biggest partnership cracked. Uber and Waymo are ending their exclusive arrangement in Austin and Atlanta — and Waymo is reportedly weighing walking away from Uber entirely, betting its own app…