Zoox, an Amazon subsidiary, is preparing to deploy autonomous cabs as Tesla talks about its own debut.

John Krafcik, the former CEO of the robotaxi company Waymo from 2015-2021, knows a thing or two about the driverless vehicle ...

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John Krafcik, Waymo’s long-time CEO until 2021 and auto industry veteran, explained why Tesla’s Cybercab won’t work in a ...

The increase in capability comes as Elon Musk's electric-vehicle maker aims to release its much-hyped Robotaxi in some cities ...

The automaker’s Lotus Robotics unit has been testing its autonomous tech in China, but the greater goals are exports to ...

Tesla stock plunged 15.4% amid weak deliveries and slow Robotaxi progress. Musk's divided attention is another problem. See ...

While Tesla’s initial rollout will involve human drivers, the ultimate goal is a driverless robotaxi network, directly competing with industry leaders like Alphabet GOOGL-owned Waymo ...

In another development, Tesla has applied for its first permit in California to offer a future robotaxi service. Right now, Tesla can only test self-driving cars with human safety drivers in the ...

Earlier in October, Tesla revealed the Cybercab, a robotaxi concept that had no steering wheel or control pedals. Musk in January said Tesla would begin offering "autonomous ride-hailing for money" in ...