#robotaxi

#robotaxi

Tesla's stock value heavily depends on its promises of autonomous driving, representing 77% of its market valuation.

Tesla's market valuation surged past $1 trillion following Trump's presidential win, raising concerns about future volatility amid NHTSA investigations.

Tesla is investing heavily in the Cybercab, forgoing traditional controls to emphasize its Robotaxi functionality.

Production will commence at Giga Texas, leveraging parts from Model 3 and Model Y for efficiency.

Tesla launches its Cybercab autonomous robotaxi for a European tour across major cities, highlighting advancements in electric and autonomous vehicle technology.

Tesla is exploring Austin and other Texas cities for its autonomous robotaxi service, but deployment decisions are still pending.

Tesla's Robotaxi initiative is hindered by existing regulations limiting the number of non-compliant autonomous vehicles.

Waymo's robotaxi service is now available in Los Angeles, limited to surface streets, with future expansion planned.

Waymo's robotaxi service is now available to all in Los Angeles, simplifying access to autonomous rides for residents.

Waymo has established a leading robotaxi service, significantly outperforming competitors with 5 million driverless rides in key cities.

Waymo is expanding its robotaxi service into Tokyo, Japan, with plans to start testing in 2025.

Waymo aims to launch its robotaxi service in Miami by 2026 after testing and operational preparations in 2025.

Waymo raises $5.6 billion, boosts valuation to $45 billion, focusing on robotaxi services and expansion to new cities.

GM retreats from robotaxi business, halting funding for Cruise due to losses and focusing on driver-assist systems instead.

GM is ending its investment in the robotaxi market to focus on driver-assist technology like Super Cruise.

GM is ceasing its robotaxi efforts to reduce losses and refocus on driver-assist technology.

GM exits the robotaxi market to focus on partially automated driver-assist systems after racking up considerable losses with Cruise.

The decision marks a significant shift in GM's strategy, prioritizing more immediate gains from driver-assist technologies over uncertain robotaxi prospects.

GM is discontinuing its robotaxi business to focus on integrating Cruise with its existing driver assistance technology.

GM is shifting focus from Cruise's robotaxi to personal vehicle development amid competitive pressures and resource challenges.

The robotaxi market faces increased competition, leading to strategic pivots from major automotive players.

GM's decision to cut funding for Cruise reflects growing challenges in the robotaxi market, as traditional automakers slow investments.

GM has halted its robotaxi project, citing high costs and regulatory challenges, and is shifting focus to privately owned driverless cars.

GM is folding its Cruise robotaxi division into its technical team to prioritize advanced driver assistance and future autonomous vehicles.

GM is shifting focus from robotaxis to integrating autonomy into its personal vehicle lineup.

GM is ceasing Cruise's robotaxi development to reallocate resources and address safety and regulatory issues.

Uber partners with WeRide to launch its first international autonomous vehicle service in Abu Dhabi, overcoming competition concerns.

Uber launched a robotaxi service in Abu Dhabi with WeRide, aiming for driverless vehicles by 2025.

The service will initially include safety drivers amidst plans for full autonomy in the future.

Zoox is expanding its autonomous vehicle testing and aims to offer taxi services in San Francisco after successful trials.

Zoox is testing purpose-built robotaxis in San Francisco, marking a significant advance in autonomous vehicle technology without traditional manual controls.

Pony AI's IPO signifies a major step in autonomous mobility technology with a market valuation of $4.5 billion.

Zoox plans to launch robotaxi services in San Francisco and Las Vegas soon, starting with employee rides and gradually expanding.

Baidu's Apollo Go launches a cost-effective, driverless RT6 robotaxi, posing a competitive threat to U.S. operators.

Cruise has agreed to a $500,000 settlement for submitting a false accident report regarding a serious incident involving a pedestrian.

Cruise admitted to criminal behavior and agreed to a $500,000 penalty for falsifying records after a robotaxi incident involving a pedestrian.