Robotaxi pioneer Waymo has added Dallas to its expanding list of cities where people will be able to request a driverless ...

The world's first taxis appeared in ancient Rome. First they were chariots. Later they were replaced by horse-drawn carriages ...

After years of cautious growth, Waymo has recently increased its pace, launching in new cities through partnerships with ride ...

Waymo is still testing the possibility of bringing its robotaxis to at least two other Texas cities — Houston and San Antonio — while also exploring a potential expansion in San Diego, Boston and New ...

Alphabets self-driving unit Waymo announced plans to launch its autonomous ride-hailing service in Dallas in 2026, marking ...

Waymo robotaxi testing is already underway in downtown Dallas involving the company's Jaguar I-PACE electric vehicles with the Waymo Driver system. That combines automated driving software, sensors ...

While self-driving taxis are already a reality in a few cities, three companies are racing to roll out the service on a larger scale.

Elon Musk is taking steps to expand his autonomous ride-hailing service to the Bay Area, according to a Business Insider ...

Zoox, an Amazon-backed robotaxi company, has opened what it said is the first serial production facility in the US designed to manufacture purpose-built robotaxis. Located in Hayward, California ...

Survey data shared exclusively with WIRED suggests that Tesla’s newest autonomous driving technology has freaked out some ...

This represents a significant ramp-up for Zoox, which was purchased by Amazon in 2020 for $1.2 billion. Once the factory reaches full scale, it will have the "capacity to assemble 10,000 robotaxis a ...

Zoox takes a significant step toward mass production Tesla is days away from its June 22 robotaxi launch in Austin, Texas, but autonomous rideshare company Zoox, backed by Amazon, has bigger news ...