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Exclusive-Musk Took Leased Cars Back So Tesla Could Use Them as 'Robotaxis.' Instead, Tesla Sold Them
The policy started in 2019, when Tesla announced that customers could lease its mass-market Model 3 sedans but would have to return them, at the end of the lease, for use in Tesla's planned "robotaxi" network.
Uber is racing to add robotaxis to its ride-hailing network, even as drivers express concerns.Its robotaxi chief said drivers ...
Hong Kong is calling for robotaxi operator Pony AI . The $6 billion Chinese company is exploring an offering in the city just ...
Baidu Inc. is planning to test and eventually launch autonomous ride-hailing service Apollo Go in Europe and Turkey, joining ...
Federal safety investigators have sent Tesla a detailed list of questions on its upcoming robotaxi service as part of an ...
Chinese robotaxi operator Pony.ai said on Wednesday that one of its cars caught fire while being handled by service staff ...
Tesla has promised to launch its paid robotaxi service in June—but the NHTSA might throw a wrench in those plans.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has some questions about the service Elon Musk is planning to launch next ...
Tesla has reportedly yet to start testing its robotaxi service in Austin without a safety driver behind the wheel ...
A crash April 4 involving a driverless Zoox taxi and an electric bicycle didn’t result in any injuries. Data suggests ...
Tesla launches its robotaxi in Austin this June, taking on Waymo. Here's how the two self-driving giants compare on tech and ...
Federal regulators are pressing Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) for details on how its driverless taxis will operate safely in challenging conditions as the electric vehicle maker prepares for a pivotal ...
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