Volkswagen of America and Uber on Thursday unveiled an ambitious plan to launch a commercial robotaxi service — using autonomous electric VW ID. BUZZ vehicles — in multiple U.S. cities over ...

Volkswagen and Uber inked a partnership to offer robotaxi service on the Uber app via thousands of the automaker’s ID. Buzz vans, the companies announced April 24. Testing with human operators is set ...

Uber will revive carpooling with Volkswagen ID.Buzz vans, offering passengers a roomier and potentially cheaper ride over ...

Pace robotaxis are under scrutiny after several high-profile incidents found the high-tech vehicles on the wrong side of the ...

The cars will be Model Y vehicles running a new version of Tesla’s FSD (Full Self-Driving) Unsupervised software.

Its robotaxi chief said drivers' role would change ... Uber's aggressive self-driving push — which has also seen it strike deals with Volkswagen, Wayve, and the Chinese firms WeRide and Pony ...

Mobileye's solid ADAS business, future growth prospects, and modest valuation make it a compelling investment opportunity.

US robotaxi start-up Waymo has been given the green light by California's authorities to expand its autonomous cab service ...

Gerber Kawasaki CEO criticizes Tesla's FSD tech ahead of Robotaxi debut in Austin and expressed doubts about Musk's robotaxi ...

Uber and Volkswagen of America are teaming up to deploy Volkswagen’s ID. BUZZ microbus as a commercial robotaxi fleet, launching in Los Angeles in 2026 with human safety operators and ...