Business Insider reporter Lloyd Lee took test rides in Tesla and Waymo autonomous taxis in Austin. Tesla's Robotaxi needed ...

Waymo's self-driving cars are more productive in terms of daily trips than nearly all of Uber's drivers in Atlanta and Austin ...

Three tech companies are chasing the potential $400 billion robotaxi market. Which of them is currently in the driver’s seat?

Uber and Waymo announced that self-driving rides are just months away as the companies partner to pioneer uses for autonomous ...

Uber positioned well in AV development with growing partners. Analyst maintains buy rating and $115 target. Waymo saw 427% ...

There are certain things you come to expect living in San Francisco — the grass at Dolores Park will always be just a little ...

Lucid Group, Inc. LCID is actively pursuing partnerships that go beyond selling or licensing its leading EV technology. On ...

Lyft's smart partnerships, controlled risk, and expansion without drama in the AV space make it a potentially more rewarding ...

Waymo’s robotaxis are fully driverless and expanding fast, while Tesla’s service is still limited and invite-only. The gap is bigger than you think.

Uber and Baidu join forces in the self-driving taxi market, combining Uber's network with Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxi fleet that has completed over 11 million rides across 15 cities.

Uber's bet on autonomy prepares it for its next growth stage. Instead of trying to outperform the AV companies, Uber is ...

It doesn’t matter who makes the tech—when you call a robocar, Uber’s mission now is to make sure you use its app.