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Elon Musk Really Wants Tesla Investors To Think He's Not MIA

Earlier this week, one of Tesla's most bullish supporters in the financial space broke the glass and pulled the alarm. "Let's call it like it is," Wedbush managing director Dan Ives wrote in a note to investors. "Tesla is going through a crisis and there is one person who can…

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Tesla Gets Ride-Hailing Permit In California, But It’s Not What You Think

Tesla was granted a permit from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to run a transportation service in the state. This is the first step in Tesla’s quest to offer driverless taxi rides in California, but there is still a long way to go until that happens.

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General Motors And Nvidia Team Up To Build Self-Driving Cars

Like it or not, the development of self-driving cars is going full-swing ahead. After ending its Cruise robotaxi operations last year, General Motors is now planning to develop its next-generation vehicles using Nvidia's AI chips, the two companies announced today.

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Driving tests: Which centres have the shortest waiting lists in London?

There are several reasons why the wait time for driving tests is so long, from a pandemic backlog to industrial strikes

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The Tesla Cybercab Will Have A Surprisingly Small Battery

The Tesla Cybercab could be the most efficient electric vehicle in the world when it hits the streets sometime next year. That’s what two of the EV maker’s execs alluded to during a brief interview with Sandy Munro that explored some of the robotaxi’s peculiar features.

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Driverless 'bus of the future' is tested in Barcelona

Renault is testing a new driverless mini-bus in Barcelona this week

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Intel's Panther Lake appears in public for the first time — what we know about the new chip

Intel's Panther Lake made its first public appearance in Germany, here's what was shown.

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Rivian Just Added Hands-Free Driving And 'Rally Mode' In A Software Update

After years of lagging behind the similarly priced competition, Rivian is finally getting serious about automated driver assistance tech.

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Japan's Nissan tests driverless vehicles in city streets filled with cars and people

Nissan Motor Corp. recently showcased its driverless technology on city streets in Yokohama

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Uber launches self-driving rides in Elon Musk’s backyard

Musk, who plans to launch a fleet of self-driving cars this year, has been pipped to the post

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A Self-Driving Maserati Just Hit Nearly 200 MPH

A self-driving supercar just broke the speed record for an autonomous car by going 197.7 mph at the Kennedy Space Center.

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I tested this standing desk with touchscreen controls and built-in cable management for 2 months — and I’m in love

The Autonomous SmartDesk 5 is a chic electric standing desk that’s packed with useful features even though it carries a mid-range price.

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Waymo Hits 200,000 Paid Trips Per Week Before Tesla Even Gets Started

In the race to lead the autonomous vehicle space—and maybe even the future of transportation—Google's Waymo has about a 100-mile head start. The self-driving taxi division just hit a new milestone: over 200,000 paid rides per week through its Waymo One service.

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Android Auto reboot issue seems to have a fairly innocuous explanation

Have you been experiencing Android Auto reboot problems? This is what caused it.

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Americans Are Still Afraid Of Robotaxis: Study

Automakers are throwing a lot at American car buyers at the moment: electric vehicles, hybrids, plug-in hybrids, extended-range EVs and, now, a growing emphasis on robotaxis. Many consumers may not even be fully aware of the gazillion powertrain options that will soon be available to them across segments. The vast…

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BMW's Next Act: The Ultimate Transformation Of How Cars Are Made

For more than 100 years, BMW’s factories in Bavaria have turned out some of the most iconic performance cars in history. For the next 100 years, the automaker is retooling everything it does for performance of a different sort: batteries, electric motors, and even robots to make them.

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Tesla Snubs Uber On Robotaxi Partnership: ‘They Want To Do It Alone’

Uber wants in on Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions, but so far, the interest has been somewhat one-sided.

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Rabbit’s new Android agent can send WhatsApp texts with just a prompt

After introducing R1, the company now demos interesting actions performed on Android tablet with its new agent.

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Stellantis' AutoDrive Is 'Eyes-Off, Hands-Off' In Traffic For Jeep, Ram Drivers

You can’t be a modern automaker without some sort of self-driving, autonomous component, right? While Ford and General Motors have thrown down against Tesla with their respective BlueCruise and Super Cruise systems, Stellantis’s efforts have been pretty tepid.

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Tesla Cybertruck's FSD Crash Raises Red Flags For Robotaxi Launch

Over the past few days, at least two Tesla Cybertruck owners learned the hard way that their stainless steel behemoths equipped with the Full-Self Driving (FSD) software are anything but self-driving.

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Tesla Trademark Hints At Robovan Sharing Program

Tesla has submitted two trademark applications in the United States that might have something to do with its autonomous ridesharing plans. As first seen by CarMoses, the American EV maker is trying to trademark the “Robus” name in two different categories.

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Adaptive Cruise Control Leads to More Accidents, Study Says

Modern vehicles have more on-board assistance systems than ever. In theory, they not only reduce stress but also add another level of safety. In the real world, that's largely how these systems work. However, a recent study suggests cruise control could cause more harm than good.

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BYD's Answer To Tesla Autopilot Is Way, Way Cheaper

It’s self-driving, connected-car week for China. Last week, Geely and Dongfeng announced their intent to integrate DeepSeek AI into their vehicles. This week, BYD announced its new smart assisted driving system that the brand intends to integrate into all of its models. Yes, that includes the entry-level BYD Seagull, a car…

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Why Uber Stock Is Falling After Earnings

Uber stock is lower Wednesday as the ride-hailing firm's soft first-quarter outlook offsets its strong fourth-quarter results. Here's what you need to know.

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Tesla Needs You To Use Full Self-Driving So Badly It's Offering Insurance Discounts

Tesla has bet the farm on its efforts to turn the absolutely-not-self-driving "Full Self-Driving" software suite into a real, marketable autonomous system. Investors have largely bought this narrative, and seem to agree with CEO Elon Musk that Tesla is no longer a car company. It's an AI company, he says.

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