| Mobile Web

Search results for autonomous driving

Mobility

Tesla robotaxi seen closing in on Waymo if weekly miles rise 20 percent

Tesla\'s robotaxi autonomous driving mileage may have moved ahead of Waymo\'s in Austin, Texas, an analysis showed. It said that if Tesla sustains its recent 20 percent weekly growth rate, it could overtake Waymo\'s weekly mileage across the United States in about 11 weeks. The analysis also projected Tesla could surpass half the combined weekly paid passenger miles of Uber and Lyft in three Texas metros by mid-February.

Mobility

U.S. moves to standardise autonomous vehicle identification lights with teal external lighting

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is moving to introduce teal external lights to show when an autonomous vehicle is operating in self-driving mode. A draft proposal sets requirements for visibility from the front, sides and rear, with a minimum mounting height of 15 inches, but makes the lighting optional. The draft also includes changes to safety rules to reflect autonomous vehicle designs, including deleting a turn-signal requirement that is hard to apply to vehicles without steering wheels.

Mobility

Robotaxis to begin test runs in Kazakhstan in 2027 under inDrive, Pony.ai, Nvidia tie-up

Ride-hailing platform inDrive will work with Chinese autonomous driving firm Pony.ai and Nvidia to start robotaxi test runs in Kazakhstan in the first half of 2027, beginning in the capital Astana. The companies plan to link Pony.ai robotaxis to inDrive’s app, with Nvidia providing AI technology including its Hyperion platform and Halos safety system. Tests will start with safety operators onboard, with a long-term goal of fully driverless operation.