Autonomous cars? We want autonomy cars
Three of us in a Brock Yates Edition 1985 Audi 4000 that was terrible new and worse now. A single crack runs diagonally across the...
Read MoreAudi not all-in with autonomous vehicles
The way Audi executive Reinhard Fischer sees it, the impending world of self-driving cars will share the road with ones driven by people –...
Read MoreCOMMENT: While the benefits are clear, the path to the autonomous truck is uncertain
The benefits of self-driving technology for the truck industry are clear. In a business so reliant on efficiency and given the similarity...
Read MoreSelf-driving cars expected to shake up insurance industry
Insurers are bracing for change as they plan for a future with self-driving cars. Although the hope is that autonomous vehicles will...
Read MoreTesla’s new Navigate on Autopilot update “shows a path towards full self driving”
Tesla has started rolling out the software update that brings the latest version of Autopilot to its vehicles, including the Navigate on...
Read MoreDriverless cars will kill cyclists, warns nature magazine
Moral psychologist Azim Shariff believes that autonomous cars will be programmed to redistribute risk away from some people and towards...
Read MoreUrban planning guru says driverless cars won’t fix congestion
Peter Calthorpe thinks Silicon Valley has it all wrong. He rejects the ideas of tech industry visionaries who say personal autonomous...
Read MoreElise Stolte: Edmonton needs to check its blind spot on self-driving technology
Have you gone car shopping for the last time? Coun. Andrew Knack thinks he has. He owns a 2011 Kia Soul. Barring a collision, he’s is...
Read MoreFounder of Innova EV talks about his autonomous car ahead of launch of statewide initiative
Roman Kuropas, founder of Innova EV, talks about his autonomous car during the launch of Autonomous Illinois, a new statewide initiative...
Read MoreHow Nvidia, Google and others will make autonomous driving a reality
It’s time to face the facts about autonomous driving. There are simply too many auto-related deaths that occur for us to not find a...
Read MoreBoxy shuttles, not cars, will be people’s first taste of autonomous vehicles
The first self-driving vehicle many people will experience firsthand may not be a car, but rather a public shuttle. While they may not be...
Read MoreBig brother & ethics are challenges for autonomous cars
Tesla has finished rolling out firmware Version 9, the programming that brings all its cars built with Hardware Package 2 to the brink of...
Read MoreNvidia, regulators uncovering the top factors for autonomous driving
By interacting with others, it’s clear that there are many opinions around the autonomous driving industry. Many doubt that the...
Read MoreTesla ‘obviously’ plans to take on Uber and Lyft, says CEO Elon Musk
On a third-quarter earnings call, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company “obviously” plans to jump into ride-hailing in the era...
Read MoreHow this self-driving car company aims to make the roads safer with a new type of vehicle
Zoox, a Silicon Valley start-up that has largely been shrouded in secrecy, is developing the complete self-driving package. In addition to...
Read MoreSelf-driving taxis – a dystopian future?
Would you like to ask Addison Lee whether the “self-driving” cars it aims to deploy in London by 2021 (Report, 22 October) will in fact...
Read MoreCan suppliers handle autonomous-era exposure?
Few small parts suppliers have ever faced the kind of negative attention that comes with headline-making accidents....
Read MoreAutonomous vehicles have some regulatory roadblocks to navigate
As John Paul drove to Stamford in mid-October in yet another autumn deluge, he kept his hands tight on the wheel despite the car crammed...
Read MoreWhy cities might want to start planning now for self-driving vehicles
The day autonomous vehicles outnumber manned vehicles is coming, and experts say transportation and urban planners, public policy makers...
Read MoreWhy people keep rear-ending self-driving cars
The self-driving-car crashes that usually make the news are, unsurprisingly, either big and smashy or new and curious. The Apple that got...
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