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London will become one of the first major cities to test fully autonomous robotaxis on its streets this year, thanks to a groundbreaking partnership between UK startup Wayve and Uber. The company just raised $1.2 billion to make self-driving cars a reality across the globe.
Major automaker Stellantis is teaming up with AI startup Wayve to bring hands-free, door-to-door driving to your garage by 2028. The technology means your own car becomes your personal chauffeur, not just a robotaxi you wait for.
A British self-driving car company just landed $1.2 billion from tech giants and automakers who believe its smarter approach could finally bring autonomous vehicles to everyday drivers. Unlike competitors building expensive custom systems, Wayve created AI that works with any car's existing sensors and chips.
Tokyo is getting self-driving taxis as Uber partners with Nissan and British AI startup Wayve for a groundbreaking trial. The collaboration brings cutting-edge autonomous vehicle technology to one of the world's busiest cities.
Paying passengers in London will soon experience self-driving taxis for the first time, marking a major milestone for autonomous technology. Uber's partnership with British AI company Wayve brings robotaxis to the UK capital within months.
British AI company Wayve just secured one of the UK's largest ever funding rounds to bring self-driving cars to London streets this year. The technology can handle everything from potholes to busy city centers without pre-mapped routes.
Google's self-driving car company just set a date to bring robotaxis to London's streets. The move could create 38,000 jobs and add £42 billion to the UK economy by 2035.
Self-driving cars are finally crossing the Atlantic. Google's Waymo will launch robotaxis in London later this year, bringing autonomous rides to Europe for the first time.
London is getting its first robotaxi service as Waymo begins testing 100 electric vehicles across the city. The tech could transform how millions of people get around while cutting traffic emissions.
Two years after nearly shutting down, Motional is back with robotaxis now available through Uber in Las Vegas. The autonomous vehicle company survived a major crisis and is marking its comeback with real rides for real passengers.
European startups are defying the traditional pull to Silicon Valley, growing billion-dollar companies and attracting top talent back across the Atlantic. From Stockholm to Paris, a new generation of tech founders is proving you don't need to move to America anymore to build world-class companies.