Hyundai has partnered up with Waymo to begin producing self-driving Ioniq 5 EVs at the automaker's plant in Georgia.

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A self-driving Tesla involved in an Uber ride crashed into an SUV in Las Vegas, raising safety concerns about the use of the Full Self-Driving software by ride-hail drivers. Despite limitations, many ...

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Robotaxis, autonomous vehicles (AV) designed for public transportation, mark a substantial shift in the way we think about ...

A recent accident involving a Tesla operating on Full Self-Driving (FSD) software while carrying an Uber passenger has ...

Hyundai itself uses the Ioniq 5 as the basis for a robotaxi service known as Motional, which is being developed jointly by ...

Instead, as part of a partnership between the Alphabet-backed autonomous vehicle company and OpenHouse SF, Waymo employees ...

Networks of expensive, self-driving cars need a wide base of paying riders, which could make Uber essential to Tesla’s ...