Tesla’s self-driving robotaxis have finally hit the road – and their first, invite-only passengers are unsurprisingly impressed I’ve driven the Xpeng G6 and it doesn’t hide its main ...

Typically, when you hear about a car getting stuck on the tracks and hit by a train, you expect the train to do some serious damage. In this case, however, it appears the Tesla was able to drive ...

Self-driving cars are being tested in cities like Washington and London, places known for orderly traffic. But in Lima, a Peruvian startup is taking on one of the world's most chaotic driving ...

Tesla's Robotaxi launched in Austin, TX this weekend. With most interactions being filmed or streamed, there's a library of ...

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Tesla’s much-publicized robotaxi service began this weekend — but only in one neighborhood in Austin, Texas, only for a ...

A Tesla passenger EV with self-driving activated crashes once every 7.44 million miles, on average, compared to one crash every 702,000 miles for American drivers who pilot their car manually ...

ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: Self-driving cars are being tested in cities like Washington and London, places known for orderly traffic. But in Lima, a Peruvian startup is taking on one of the world's most ...

Tesla still has no plan to make things right for millions of car owners with its ‘HW3’ system, more than four months after it finally admitted that the hardware won’t support self-driving.

In the tests, a Tesla in self-driving mode appared to fail to slow for a stopped school bus and struck a child-sized dummy during eight separate trials. Tesla did not respond to a request for comment.

CEO Elon Musk took to social media to tout the self-driving car’s performance on Austin’s busy roads. “For the past several days, Tesla has been testing self-driving Model Y cars (no one in ...

There are six levels of vehicle automation, ranging from zero, where the car is fully dependent on a human driver, and ending at 5 if it’s completely self-driving.