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Tesla brings its robotaxi service to San Francisco (sort of)
In June, the automaker launched its first robotaxi service in Austin, with a safety monitor sitting in the front passenger seat, not the driver’s seat. And unlike the Tesla’s ride-hailing cars in San Francisco, Austin’s Model Y vehicles have “robotaxi” branding on the side.
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Waymo’s Tekedra Mawakana on the truth behind autonomous vehicles at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
Autonomous vehicles have long been touted as “just around the corner,” but the reality of what it takes to bring self-driving ...
A partnership of San Francisco's foundational companies including The Gap Inc., JPMorganChase & Co., Levi Strauss & Co., Visa ...
"What was crazy about this parking structure was that I went from normal humanity into robot world. Self-driving vehicles ...
Waymo’s first ride-hailing service launched in Phoenix, but its roots are in California, notably the Silicon Valley enclave of Mountain View. It’s been testing in the greater San Francisco Bay ...
A fight over Waymo’s present and future reached an unexpected fever pitch Tuesday, when San Francisco supervisors voted against an already-approved garage for Waymo employees in the city.
Google’s sibling company Waymo will start offering rides in its self-driving cars to people in San Francisco, though there will be a safety operator on board and the riders will have to sign ...
Waymo no longer has a waitlist for its San Francisco robotaxi service, removing the final obstacle for customers keen to use the self-driving technology. Waymo said Tuesday that anyone can ...
Customers can order rides on Waymo’s app while Avis will provide car management services, including infrastructure, vehicle ...
Video has emerged two Waymo robotaxis crashing into each other in Phoenix, raising questions about the safety of autonomous ...
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