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Tesla\'s next-generation Roadster draws attention as Foxconn targets Japan

Tesla\'s next-generation Roadster is drawing attention for a flashy unveiling and talk of a 10-minute charge battery and compressed-air self-charging. Social media parodies have spread, but questions remain about specifications, feasibility and commercial viability, including Tesla\'s stance that it cannot guarantee delivery to reservation holders. The article also notes shifts in China\'s auto market, overseas pushes by Chinese EV makers, Korean mobility initiatives, and Japan-focused moves by Foxconn and Toyota.

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Humax Mobility pushes AI vehicle inspection pilot for robotaxi readiness

Humax Mobility affiliate Kyle E3 Jasper is starting a pilot project to verify technology that automatically reads vehicle damage. Working with a Seoul National University lab led by Professor Lee Jang-woo and AI firm Hodu AI Lab, it will test an exterior defect detection system that uses AI to analyse photos taken at car-sharing pick-up and return. The pilot will proceed in two stages and aims to improve inspection efficiency and reliability.

Mobility

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.