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TechCrunch Mobility: Tesla denied Robotaxi brand, Aurora loses a co -founder and invoices start taking tolls
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Tesla’s attempt to raise the term “Robotaxi” in relation to his vehicles has been rejected by the US Patent and Trademark Office to be overly general,…
Waymo has played coy for years for exactly how many Jaguar i-Pace EVS are in the autonomous fleet-a figure that covers vehicles used in robot testing…
Zoox, Amazon’s autonomous vehicle, is developing a small fleet of transformed test vehicles on the Los Angeles roads on Tuesday – a mediocre but meaningful step,…
TechCrunch Mobility: Test of Uber-Waymo Robotaxi, Rivian goes hands-free, and travis kalanick has av fomo
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Another Robotaxi business is heading to Texas and Archer rates $ 300 million for his defensive mission
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Admin Biden’s final rule banning Chinese connected cars also bans robotaxi tests on US roads
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The US Department of Commerce announced a final rule Tuesday that would ban the sale or import of connected vehicles from China and Russia due to…
A construction zone. Car accident. A truck double parked. A motorcycle policeman with his red, white and blue deployed. My hour-long journey along the Las Vegas…
Waymo is ditching its waiting list and opening its San Francisco robotaxi service to everyone
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Waymo no longer has a waiting list for its robotaxi service in San Francisco, removing the last hurdle for customers looking to use self-driving technology. Waymo…
The cruise clears the key hurdle to getting the robotaxi back on the roads in California
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Cruise, the standalone subsidiary of General Motors, has agreed to pay a $112,500 fine for failing to provide full information about an accident involving one of…