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Lucid and Bolt Plan 25,000 Autonomous EVs Across Europe
Lucid and Bolt plan to deploy at least 25,000 autonomous EVs across Europe using Lucid’s Midsize platform, NVIDIA Hyperion and Level 4 technology.
Stellantis Pro One Unveils BOW Autonomous Electric Vehicle for Urban Deliveries
Stellantis Pro One and UQI Robotics unveil BOW, an autonomous electric delivery vehicle designed for urban logistics, last-mile deliveries and connected fleet operations.
Tesla Cybercab Starts Austin Robotaxi Operations Ahead of China Debut
Tesla Cybercab robotaxis have started operations in Austin, with a limited fleet now on the road and public displays planned in China this September.
Wayve and Uber Bring Autonomous Rides to UK Streets for the First Time
Uber has launched supervised autonomous rides in London using electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles powered by Wayve’s self-driving technology.
Waymo Is Bringing Fully Autonomous Robotaxis to Munich in 2027
Waymo plans to launch fully autonomous robotaxi rides in Munich by the end of 2027 after mapping and testing its self-driving technology across the city.
Pony.ai and Uber Plan Over 2,000 Robotaxis Across Europe
Pony.ai and Uber plan to deploy more than 2,000 robotaxis across Europe, expanding from Zagreb to four additional cities and later into the Middle East.
Uber and Wayve Move Closer to Launching Autonomous Mustang Mach-E Rides in London
Uber and Wayve are preparing to launch autonomous Ford Mustang Mach-E rides in London after TfL granted licences to the self-driving electric SUVs.
WeRide and GreenMobility to Launch Denmark’s First Robotaxi Service in 2027
WeRide and GreenMobility will introduce Denmark's first commercial autonomous ride-hailing service in 2027, bringing Level 4 robotaxis to the Nordic region pending regulatory approval.
Amazon’s Zoox Wins U.S. Approval for Steering-Wheel-Free Robotaxis
Amazon-owned Zoox receives U.S. approval for limited commercial deployment of its steering-wheel-free robotaxis, paving the way for paid autonomous rides in Las Vegas.
Waymo Driverless Cars Crash Less Often Than Humans, IIHS Study Finds
A new IIHS study finds Waymo's driverless vehicles are involved in 68% fewer police-reportable crashes than human drivers, while calling for better U.S. crash reporting.
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