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Tesla's Robotaxis Report 14 Crashes In First 8 Months In US
Tesla launched its limited robotaxi service in Austin in June with about a dozen cars accompanied by human safety monitors, and has slowly increased the fleet.
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Waymo Reveals Its Driverless Cars Are "Guided" By Remote Workers In Philippines: "Phone-A-Friend"
These remote drivers are based in the US and abroad, including the Philippines, and provide guidance to help the vehicles navigate complex scenarios.
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Watch: Waymo Self-Driving Car With Passenger Inside Gets Stuck On Rail Track In US
A Waymo autonomous vehicle stopped on light rail tracks in Phoenix, causing safety concerns and renewed calls for stricter regulation of robotaxi services.
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Are Driverless Taxis Really The Future? Waymo's San Francisco Outage Raises Doubts
A widespread power outage in San Francisco that led to Waymo robotaxis stalling and snarling traffic earlier this month has raised concerns about the readiness of autonomous vehicle operators to tackle major emergencies like earthquakes and floods.
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Watch: Indian YouTuber Tries Elon Musk's Robotaxi In US, Reveals Fare For 5-Minute Ride
The taxi arrived with a driver, who was present in the vehicle to monitor the ride.
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Tough Road For Tesla As It Hopes Robotaxis Will Offset Declining Electric Vehicle Sales
Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are walking an increasingly difficult tightrope as the company navigates declining electric vehicle sales and an autonomous driving business that has yet to get off the ground.
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Tesla To Launch Paid Robotaxi Service In Austin With Driverless Model Y SUVs
Elon Musk's vision of Tesla's future is set for a public test, when a dozen or so self-driving cars in Austin, Texas start a limited, paid robotaxi service.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Gets Key Permit To Run Robotaxis In California
Tesla CEO Elon Musk pivoted his focus last year to rolling out robotaxis and has promised driverless ride-hailing services to the public in California and Texas this year.
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Uber Launches First Robotaxi Service Outside of US in Abu Dhabi
Uber Technologies has begun offering its first autonomous rides outside the US in Abu Dhabi, making good on an earlier partnership struck with Chinese vehicle partner WeRide.
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Trump Could Ease Regulatory Path For Musks Robotaxi, But Hurdles Remain
As Tesla's electric-vehicle sales have flattened this year, CEO Elon Musk has increasingly staked the company's future on his vision for self-driving robotaxis, despite the massive technological and regulatory obstacles in delivering them.
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Pointless To Build $25,000 Human-Driven Tesla Robotaxi, Says Musk
When Reuters reported in April that Tesla had scrapped plans for a long-promised, next-generation $25,000 electric vehicle, the automaker's stock plunged. Chief Executive Elon Musk rushed to respond on X, his social-media network.
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China's Driverless 'Robotaxis': Sci-fi Marvels Or Safety Concerns?
Turning heads as they cruise past office buildings and malls, driverless taxis are slowly spreading through Chinese cities, prompting both wariness and wonder.
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Baidu Unveils its Quantum Computer Called Qianshi, Ready for External Users
China’s Baidu has reportedly unveiled its first quantum computer called Qianshi. The quantum computer is said to be ready to be made available to external users. It reportedly features a 10-quantum-bit processor. The US, China, and European Union have also reportedly initiated projects in the quantum computing field.
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GM Loses $500 Million on Cruise in Second Quarter as It Begins Charging for Rides
General Motors has lost lost $500 million (INR value) on Cruise during the second quarter, soon after the company started charging for rides in San Francisco. The company has lost nearly $5 billion since 2018 while working towards building a robotaxi business in San Francisco.
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Britain to Allow Motorists to Watch TV in Self-Driving Cars
The British Department for Transport has stated that motorists can sit back and watch TV in self-driving cars once they're approved on British roads.
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Tesla's Robotaxis Report 14 Crashes In First 8 Months In US
Tesla launched its limited robotaxi service in Austin in June with about a dozen cars accompanied by human safety monitors, and has slowly increased the fleet.
-
Waymo Reveals Its Driverless Cars Are "Guided" By Remote Workers In Philippines: "Phone-A-Friend"
These remote drivers are based in the US and abroad, including the Philippines, and provide guidance to help the vehicles navigate complex scenarios.
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Watch: Waymo Self-Driving Car With Passenger Inside Gets Stuck On Rail Track In US
A Waymo autonomous vehicle stopped on light rail tracks in Phoenix, causing safety concerns and renewed calls for stricter regulation of robotaxi services.
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Are Driverless Taxis Really The Future? Waymo's San Francisco Outage Raises Doubts
A widespread power outage in San Francisco that led to Waymo robotaxis stalling and snarling traffic earlier this month has raised concerns about the readiness of autonomous vehicle operators to tackle major emergencies like earthquakes and floods.
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Watch: Indian YouTuber Tries Elon Musk's Robotaxi In US, Reveals Fare For 5-Minute Ride
The taxi arrived with a driver, who was present in the vehicle to monitor the ride.
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Tough Road For Tesla As It Hopes Robotaxis Will Offset Declining Electric Vehicle Sales
Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are walking an increasingly difficult tightrope as the company navigates declining electric vehicle sales and an autonomous driving business that has yet to get off the ground.
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Tesla To Launch Paid Robotaxi Service In Austin With Driverless Model Y SUVs
Elon Musk's vision of Tesla's future is set for a public test, when a dozen or so self-driving cars in Austin, Texas start a limited, paid robotaxi service.
-
Elon Musk's Tesla Gets Key Permit To Run Robotaxis In California
Tesla CEO Elon Musk pivoted his focus last year to rolling out robotaxis and has promised driverless ride-hailing services to the public in California and Texas this year.
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Uber Launches First Robotaxi Service Outside of US in Abu Dhabi
Uber Technologies has begun offering its first autonomous rides outside the US in Abu Dhabi, making good on an earlier partnership struck with Chinese vehicle partner WeRide.
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Trump Could Ease Regulatory Path For Musks Robotaxi, But Hurdles Remain
As Tesla's electric-vehicle sales have flattened this year, CEO Elon Musk has increasingly staked the company's future on his vision for self-driving robotaxis, despite the massive technological and regulatory obstacles in delivering them.
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Pointless To Build $25,000 Human-Driven Tesla Robotaxi, Says Musk
When Reuters reported in April that Tesla had scrapped plans for a long-promised, next-generation $25,000 electric vehicle, the automaker's stock plunged. Chief Executive Elon Musk rushed to respond on X, his social-media network.
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China's Driverless 'Robotaxis': Sci-fi Marvels Or Safety Concerns?
Turning heads as they cruise past office buildings and malls, driverless taxis are slowly spreading through Chinese cities, prompting both wariness and wonder.
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Baidu Unveils its Quantum Computer Called Qianshi, Ready for External Users
China’s Baidu has reportedly unveiled its first quantum computer called Qianshi. The quantum computer is said to be ready to be made available to external users. It reportedly features a 10-quantum-bit processor. The US, China, and European Union have also reportedly initiated projects in the quantum computing field.
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GM Loses $500 Million on Cruise in Second Quarter as It Begins Charging for Rides
General Motors has lost lost $500 million (INR value) on Cruise during the second quarter, soon after the company started charging for rides in San Francisco. The company has lost nearly $5 billion since 2018 while working towards building a robotaxi business in San Francisco.
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Britain to Allow Motorists to Watch TV in Self-Driving Cars
The British Department for Transport has stated that motorists can sit back and watch TV in self-driving cars once they're approved on British roads.
