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Welcome back to the TechCrunch mobility – Your central hub for news and ideas for the future of transport. Sign up here for free – just click TechCrunch!

The National Traffic Safety Agency (NHTSA) announced slowly this week that it plans to rationalize the 555-party exemption process to become faster for automakers that want to develop self-driving vehicles manufactured without human controls such as steering wheel or pedal.

The letter sent to the “interested” (which means that companies working on AVS) is quite opaque. And manufacturers should still prove that vehicles without traditional steering wheels, driver’s brakes or mirrors that provide an equivalent level of safety as compatible vehicles and that the exception is in the public interest.

The main substance here is that NHTSA argues that the current exemption process of 555 is not suitable for automated vehicles equipped with the driving system and is a long and complex process. In short: The organization wants to accelerate things.

In other federal news related to the service, Trump issued some executive commands related to aircraft and rapidly ultrasonic trips.

Side Note: I see that my predictions (from the latest edition) that the Trump-Elon Musk Fallout will turn into one of these again, off, right.

Let’s get to the rest of the news.

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Last week, I shared our scoop Jony iveThe love from the business that works in parallel Rivia Designers and a group of skunkworks that will end up escaping Alsoa starting of a microtocracy.

Well, some other little birds have appeared to share a little more and clarify the relationship. I learned that the project was called code. Rivian applied for a trademark of the name Inder But later he abandoned it. Sources also shared that while the Lovefrom team brought the know -how of industrial design to the effort – and apparently a cool engine design – did not participate in any UI/UX.

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GasketLong Beach’s Jet Aircraft company, based in California, working on airplanes, plans to build a factory in Greensboro, North Carolina. The company, which has supported a variety of business capital (such as VC trucks) and strategic investors such as United Airlines and Alaska Airlines, said they would invest $ 4.7 billion in the next decade About the project, the Wall Street Journal said. The construction of the facility is expected to begin in the first half of 2026, with the first customer deliveries in the early 2030s, the company said.

There is an important detail in this agreement: includes more than $ 1.1 billion in state -owned performance in motivation that will be paid in nearly 40 years and depending on Jetzero creating over 14,000 jobs between 2027 and 2036, Reported Reuters.

Other agreements worth noting…

ChemistryA battery boot increased $ 15.6 million from a $ 50 million funding round.

Notable reading and other tidbits

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Autonomous vehicles

Diameter Rides cost more than Bery or Bent -And people pay anyway, according to OBI, an application that gathers real -time pricing and receiving times in multiple route services. The company published what it calls “the first in -depth examination of Waymo’s strategic pricing”. TL · Dr: Waymo’s self-driving self-guidance are more expensive than comparative offers from Uber and Lyft-and does not seem to matter.

Waymo Robotaxis became a symbol of LA protests after pictures showing various vehicles without a driver-with anti-hook graffiti and tires with fire. Waymo removed the rest of the vehicles from the La Downtown area and plans to prosecute and collect compensation from those who vandalized his robbery. The incident increases some Important surveillance questions About how numerous cameras and sensors in Waymo vehicles are used and if they provide camera material to the authorities to detect protesters. Waymo did not answer our questions about it.

June 22 is the big Tesla Robotaxi launch day in Austin, Texas, at least according to Tesla Elon Musk Managing Director.

Very And Uber has announced plans to launch a Robotaxi service without a driver in London. This is not the case, however, and the timetable is remarkable here: the UK government recently announced an accelerated framework for self-promotion pilots that will be released in the spring of 2026 by the end of 2027.

Electric vehicles, batteries and charging

Infinite machineThe start of the New York -based microbes A16ZReveal a living room of a scooter called Olto that will cost $ 3,495 when it starts sending later this year. The OLTO will have 40 miles of range, pulled by an easily changing 48V lithium -ion battery.

Technology in the car

During AppleThe event WWDC 2025, some car -related data were discovered, including the company adds widgets and carplay messages with iOS 26.

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