will run from the Bedrock-owned Icon Building at 200 Walker St. to the Ford-funded mobility/tech campus taking shape in Corktown. May Mobility, Via to launch ‘thousands' of autonomous vehicles ...

DETROIT — Bill Ford’s vision for ... The 270,000-square-foot building is already home to 33 companies working on things like drones, automated vehicles, electric vehicle chargers and air ...

Then in 2018, Ford announced it was buying the 18-story building and adjacent structures as part of its plans for a more than 1 million square foot campus focusing on autonomous vehicles.

Today, Ford executives and city government and community leaders will hold an opening ceremony for one building on ... firms working on autonomous and electric vehicles, roadways built just ...

"We're optimistic about a future for L4 ADAS, but profitable, fully autonomous vehicles at scale are a long way off and we won't necessarily have to create that technology ourselves." When Ford ...

Automotive strategists once talked about the evolution of all-electric vehicles (EVs) and completely autonomous ... the Detroit-based VC firm Assembly Ventures, and co-founder — with Ford ...

Those of us who have spent our lives in Metro Detroit have been ... for instance, autonomous and battery-electric vehicles—might find their way into future Ford vehicles. But much of the output ...

The building's first tenant, Google's Code Next Detroit computer ... campus focusing on autonomous vehicles. 'There's a lot of innovation going on here,' said Jim Farley, Ford chief executive.

which is really important," Ford told Automotive News affiliate Crain's Detroit Business, noting that some $700 million in outside funding has gone to companies in that adjacent building.

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co.'s top executives ... part of a $950 million mobility campus project that began with Ford's 2018 purchase of the 18-story building, had sat vacant since the last train ...

DETROIT (AP ... a profit on fully autonomous vehicles, and it will now focus on partially automated driver-assist systems, which need to be monitored by humans. Ford is taking a $2.7 billion ...