General Motors' autonomous vehicle branch Cruise, which made news last year when a pedestrian accident led to the suspension of its license, has canceled its highly publicized Origin robotaxi proj
The self-driving technology of General Motors's Cruise division has resumed public road testing for the first time since October. After a number of accidents and traffic incidents—including
Ugh, remember when the hype about robotaxis was INSANE? Like, this was supposed to be the next big thing, right? Well, guess what? It's all kinda crashing and burning (sometimes literally). San
Honda, General Motors, and Cruise have joined forces to develop a shared vision for the future, one that includes the launch of a driverless ride service in Japan by early 2026. The partnership, sl
Here you witness the latest innovation from China's GAC! They have just unveiled a mind-blowing flying pod that seamlessly transitions between the roads and the skies. Yes, you heard it right&mdas
Zoox, a California-based autonomous vehicle company, has successfully tested its electric robotaxi with passengers on board for the first time. The vehicle took its inaugural run as an employee shuttl
At the Munich Motor Show, Intel Mobileye robotaxi was on display. Modeled after the Nio ES8, it features 11 distinct cameras, radar sensors, and a variety of lidar units, in addition to several o
Hyundai declared its target of becoming carbon neutral by 2045 during the IAA Mobility Show in 2021. It will stop selling ICE vehicles in Europe from 2035, and its global fleet sales will be dominated
Baidu, the Chinese internet and AI behemoth has presented its second-generation artificial intelligence chip, as well as a slew of other significant automotive-related technologies, such as a "ro