USA Today

Fully autonomous cars won’t be common until after 2035, experts say

Hands-free systems like General Motors' Super Cruise are expected to continue leading the available technology for years. Super Cruise was launched in 2017. A new automated driving forecast from ...

Waymo Is Expanding Its Robotaxi Fleet To These Major US Cities

Waymo's self-driving taxis are currently available in Atlanta and Austin. The service will soon be available in several more ...
Governing

Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars Arrive in Denver. But Colorado Has No Regulatory Oversight

Colorado has welcomed autonomous vehicles — but unlike Arizona or California, the state has no agency charged with regulating ...

Despite industry promises, self-driving cars remain out of reach

Autonomous driving has glistened beyond the horizon for more than a decade, with automakers promising vehicles that would revolutionize mobility.
AOL

Tesla May Be Behind in Driverless Vehicles, but Here's a Silver Lining

Tesla's robotaxi service finally hit the big stage, at least in some form. Tesla remains years behind Waymo in terms of needing a driver to supervise the vehicle. Once Tesla is fully autonomous, ...
NBC New York

China's Baidu to bring its driverless cars to Uber globally

Baidu has struck a partnership with Uber to deploy its autonomous cars on the ride-hailing giant's platform outside the U.S. and mainland China. The first deployments are expected to happen in ...

Lucid says it plans to develop fully autonomous cars, introduce AI at factories

Lucid aims to develop fully autonomous vehicles for private use and introduce artificial intelligence in its factories via a new alliance with NVIDIA.