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Firefly EV with HERE map integration

Nio’s Firefly EVs to Use HERE Technologies’ Map Data for Smarter Connectivity

HERE Technologies has officially announced a strategic collaboration with Firefly, the latest electric vehicle (EV) sub-brand from Chinese automaker Nio. This partnership will see HERE providing Firefly with its high-quality mapping data and advanced location-based services, aimed at elevating the performance of the EV’s intelligent systems, including its advanced driver

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May Mobility Launches Its Ride-Hailing API

May Mobility Launches Its Ride-Hailing API

May Mobility, a pioneer in autonomous vehicle (AV) innovation, has announced the release of its Ride-Hail Integration API—an important milestone aimed at expanding its Autonomy-as-a-Service (AaaS) offerings. This new technology is built to streamline integration between AVs and ride-hailing platforms, strengthening the company’s position in urban transportation markets worldwide. Bridging

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Pony.ai and Dubai RTA Launch Level 4 Robotaxi

Pony.ai Brings the Robotaxi Revolution to Dubai

On July 4, Dubai took a major step toward its autonomous transport ambitions as Pony.ai, a global leader in autonomous driving technology, unveiled its Level 4 robotaxi in collaboration with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). This landmark event signifies the strengthening of their partnership aimed at transforming the city’s

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Pony.ai robotaxi in testing phase

Pony.ai Launches Robotaxi Trials in Luxembourg

Pony.ai, a global front-runner in autonomous vehicle technology, has officially commenced road testing of its robotaxis in Luxembourg. This development represents a key moment in the advancement of Level 4 (L4) autonomous driving systems across Europe. Through a strategic partnership with Emile Weber—Luxembourg’s top mobility service provider—Pony.ai is aiming to

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Vay and Kodiak Robotics Partnertnership

Vay and Kodiak Team Up to Develop Assisted Autonomy Tech for Driverless Trucks

Germany-based remote driving technology company Vay has joined forces with U.S. autonomous vehicle developer Kodiak Robotics in a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the capabilities of Kodiak’s proprietary Assisted Autonomy system. This collaboration brings together Vay’s cutting-edge teleoperation technology and Kodiak’s robust autonomous driving platform to expand the operational scope

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Tesla’s Robotaxi Debut

Tesla’s Robotaxi Debut: A Bold Beginning, But a Long Road to Autonomy

Tesla has officially entered the robotaxi race, launching its first pilot fleet of self-driving vehicles in Austin, Texas. The small-scale test—featuring modified Model Y SUVs—marks a significant milestone for the electric carmaker. But as Elon Musk touts a future of millions of autonomous Teslas by next year, industry experts are

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Autonomous bus on Cambridge street

Fusion Processing Debuts Cambridge’s First Self-Driving Bus Service

Cambridge has officially welcomed its first automated bus service with the launch of passenger operations on the Connector project, led by Fusion Processing. This marks a significant milestone in the development of self-driving public transport in the UK, as the city becomes one of the first to implement continuous autonomous

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Helm.ai Vision powering Honda's self-driving tech

Helm.ai Unveils Advanced Vision System for Autonomous Vehicles, Backed by Honda

Helm.ai, a California-based startup supported by Honda Motor, has unveiled its latest innovation in autonomous driving: a cutting-edge camera-based perception system called Helm.ai Vision. Designed to interpret complex urban driving environments, the system marks a significant step toward making hands-free driving widely accessible. The company also revealed that it is

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Automotive software development in progress

Automakers Struggle to Scale Management of Software-Defined Vehicles

As the automotive industry pivots toward producing connected, software-driven vehicles with over-the-air (OTA) updates, traditional OEMs are undergoing a profound transformation. The shift from hardware-focused engineering to a software-first development model is reshaping vehicle design, requiring automakers to reimagine not only technology stacks but also organizational processes and talent pipelines.

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