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Tesla puts Cybercab robotaxi on Austin roads as EV battery durability draws attention
Tesla has begun operating its steering wheel- and brake pedal-free autonomous robotaxi, Cybercab, on roads in Austin, Texas, drawing attention to its vehicle design and self-driving strategy. Use conditions include a ban on riders under 13, and the timing of general sales remains unclear. Rivals are expanding service footprints, while South Korea’s mobility sector focuses on infrastructure, partnerships and data-based services alongside debate on EV battery durability and safety.
Mobility
Genesis GV90 offers 16 exterior colours to target personalised flagship SUV buyers
Genesis will launch its flagship electric SUV, the GV90, with 16 premium exterior colour options, including 13 gloss and 3 matte finishes. The company says each colour carries a distinct design background and applies a personalisation strategy across colour, materials and finish. The GV90 lineup includes a standard model and the GV90 Neolun with coach doors and no B-pillar. A GV90 Neolun First Edition will be limited to 222 units worldwide with three exclusive two-tone exterior and interior combinations.
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Samsung Display to supply two OLED panels for Genesis GV90
Samsung Display will supply two types of OLED panels for Genesis\' full-size electric SUV GV90 and has begun shipments this month, it said on Aug. 26. The company will provide 24.6-inch and 13.2-inch OLEDs. A variable cinematic display in the center shows driving information while moving and expands when parked. The rear-seat display supports content viewing and video calls.
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Mobility
Robotaxi three-way race as China sprints to commercialise solid-state batteries
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Industry
Genesis weighs entry-level EV priced in 44 million won range
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Industry
U.S. to ease self-driving rules as 200 million won ultra-luxury Korean car gains attention
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Mobility
Genesis GV90 launch set for Sept. 9, luxury electric SUV to cost over 200 million won
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Industry
BYD, Xpeng push ahead as Honda, Volkswagen slow, diverging global EV strategies