Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai announced that Waymo's self-driving robotaxis could be available for personal ownership in the future, though specifics remain undisclosed. Waymo currently operates a fleet of 700 autonomous vehicles, primarily in San Francisco, completing over 250,000 paid rides per week. Pichai noted a growing demand for personal ownership during a recent earnings call. Comparatively, Tesla is using a different approach with its own self-driving cars, relying solely on cameras and AI, which CEO Elon Musk claims reduces costs significantly. The competition between Waymo and Tesla is heating up as both aim to lead in the autonomous vehicle sector.
Waymo's self-driving robotaxis may eventually be available for personal ownership, according to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, although details remain unclear.
Currently, Waymo operates a fleet of 700 driverless robotaxis primarily in San Francisco, completing over 250,000 paid rides weekly.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk emphasized that Tesla's approach to self-driving technology, based solely on cameras and AI, makes their vehicles more cost-effective compared to Waymo.
The competition between Waymo and Tesla intensifies, with both companies exploring autonomous driverless taxi services and innovative technology.
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