What would happen if cities are car-free and self-driving shuttles are in operation? Most live in either urban cities or the suburbs that means having a car is a necessity. An increasing number of cars are glutting roads and a need for more parking areas for cars! more
The new partnership between Lyft and Waymo is non-exclusive as both companies also have self-driving car deals with other car companies. more
The input, posted online by the DMV, includes suggestions by Lyft, Tesla, Uber, Waymo and dozens of others. more
Ford tops the list of companies in the self-driving technology race beating out pioneers such as Waymo, Uber, and Tesla. more
Anthony Levandowski left Google to start his own self-driving truck company Otto in Feb. 2016. He sold his company to Uber six months later. More details here. more
Humanity is one step closer to fully utilizing autonomous vehicles. more
Google's auto-driving car is created with sensors for safety and excellent driving experience. more
There are several companies racing to build self-driving cars in the next five years. Two notables are Internet giant Google and EV king Tesla. more
All of their technologies are built in-house to save production costs. The car is scheduled for release this month. more
Waymo, an entity tasked to make Google self-driving cars, partnered with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) to make autonomous mini-vans that can drive people to their destinations in the fastest and safest way. FCA will provide Waymo with self-driving cars and Waymo engineers will outfit them with the company's latest autonomous vehicle technology. more
Google driverless car development was given to an independent company named Waymo, which was also under the Alphabet, the mother company of Google. Now, with a company to focus on making autonomous cars, it is expected that Google driverless cars will be commercially produced in the very near future. If this happens, Waymo, still very young in the automaking industry, will compete with giant companies Tesla, Ford and BMW, to name a few. more