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Waymo has announced a software recall for its self-driving cars aimed at improving their response when approaching waterlogged areas. This initiative is part of the company's efforts to enhance the safety of its services amid increasing climate variability.
Chinese company ZYT is set to begin mass production of semi-autonomous trucks this year, aiming to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce logistics costs amid a global energy crisis. This development could significantly benefit the manufacturing sector in China.
Chinese automaker Geely has unveiled the EVA Cab, the country's first dedicated robotic taxi, at the Beijing Auto Show. The company aims to begin mass production by 2027, reflecting the growing trend towards smart mobility.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has closed its investigation into Tesla's Smart Summon feature, stating that incidents related to this feature were rare and did not result in injuries. This decision follows Tesla's release of several software updates aimed at improving performance.
A mass breakdown of self-driving taxis in Wuhan, China, halted over a hundred vehicles mid-road, reigniting discussions on the safety of this technology. The incident occurred on Tuesday, with local police confirming it was due to a 'system malfunction.'
CaoCao, a Chinese company backed by Geely, aims to strengthen its position in the self-driving taxi market with an ambitious plan to deploy <strong>100,000</strong> autonomous vehicles by <strong>2030</strong>. This initiative comes as competition intensifies in the sector with advancing technology.
Pony.ai, a leading Chinese autonomous driving technology company, announced its intention to operate a fleet of 3,000 self-driving taxis by the end of 2026. This expansion will cover over 20 cities worldwide, reflecting significant growth in the sector.
Amazon's Zoox has announced plans to launch a self-driving taxi service in Austin and Miami later this year. The service will initially be available to company employees and their families before opening to the public.