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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Volkswagen Group and MOIA have officially introduced the first series-production version of the ID. Buzz AD—an all-electric, fully autonomous vehicle designed specifically for mobility services. This advanced vehicle is part of a broader, integrated solution that also includes software and operational tools aimed at helping public and private mobility providers

In a major step toward redefining urban mobility, WeRide has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) and Uber Technologies to kick off pilot operations of autonomous vehicles in the emirate. This collaboration marks a critical milestone in Dubai’s journey toward becoming a global

The UK government has announced that commercial trials of self-driving vehicles will begin a year earlier than planned, starting in spring 2026. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander confirmed that the move is aimed at accelerating the adoption of autonomous transport technology, which could create tens of thousands of jobs, boost safety