Pete Bigelow

Ed Olson, the frenetic founder of May Mobility , envisioned near-limitless possibilities for self-driving technology in the formative days of his startup.

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Cruise is the latest traditional automaker to curtail its robotaxi ambitions. Here's a look at those who have retreated, as well as the companies that remain in pursuit of the widespread deployment of robotaxis.

Honda will showcase additions to its global electric vehicle lineup at next month's CES. Toyota is scheduled to highlight progress made by its Woven mobility and software business.

The decade-long attempt by legacy automakers to transform into technology and mobility companies has reached a crossroads.

A century ago, AM radio was the cool new gadget.

Amazon subsidiary Zoox's robotaxi is finally hitting the road with ride-hailing service expected to begin this year in Las Vegas. At CES, we caught a glimpse of Zoox's road ahead.

An unlikely cast of companies stole the self-driving spotlight at CES. Their presence in Las Vegas may signal that autonomy is poised for wider adoption in certain niche applications.

The executive director of the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility breaks down new Commerce Department rules that keep Chinese and Russian software and hardware out of the connected-vehicle supply chain.