Joann Muller

Waymo is accelerating its nationwide expansion with cheaper, next-generation robotaxis — thousands of which are built in China and could eventually run afoul of tightening U.S. restrictions.

A new cohort of fresh-faced delivery robots is arriving on college campuses this fall after the leading incumbent graduated last spring to chase bigger ambitions in the real world.

London is tiptoeing into the global robotaxi race Thursday as Uber and British AV startup Wayve begin offering public rides in supervised self-driving cars.

Tesla customers in Austin, Texas, can now book rides in a driverless Cybercab that has no steering wheel or pedals.

Tesla's decision to launch Cybercab has triggered a high-stakes test of how far automakers can stretch outdated federal safety rules

Lyft is emerging as an ideal partner for Waymo, bringing riders and the infrastructure to keep its robotaxis running — without getting in the way of Waymo's push to build its own ride-hailing business.

Manufacturing self-driving taxis is one thing. Financing, parking, charging, cleaning and maintaining enough of them to blanket the country is another — and Tesla is signaling that it might want entrepreneurs to help shoulder the load.

A veteran real estate executive is trying to launch a network he envisions as the modern-day robotaxi equivalent of full-service gas stations.

Starting this week, Lyft riders in Nashville can be matched with a Waymo robotaxi as they crisscross the city.

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