Autonomous Vehicles
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Tesla's Cybercab makes debut in Texas, regulators keep a close eye
Tesla has begun offering rides in its new Cybercab in Austin, Texas. The two-seater vehicle, which lacks a steering wheel and pedals, has sparked interest from regulators and the NHTSA, who plan to review the company's operations.
Starting from 2030: How autonomous vehicles will reshape the auto insurance market
A new analysis by the Swiss bank Lombard Odier reveals how autonomous technology will transform vehicle ownership habits and radically alter insurance cost structures.
Serial autonomous vehicles on Israel’s roads: prospects for next year
Autonomous driving is approaching Israel thanks to a new international UN standard. Car importers are preparing for a shortage of vehicle-transport ships that could delay shipments until the end of the year. Also: BMW, Genesis, Toyota and KGM launch new models.
US study: Waymo's autonomous vehicles are safer than human drivers - by a large margin
According to an IIHS study, Waymo's autonomous vehicles are involved in 68% fewer traffic accidents than human-driven cars. The analysis covered data from July 2021 through December 2024.