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No seats, no dramas: $30m boost for self-driving cars

A Melbourne company creating vehicles with no seats, no doors and no steering wheel has secured an investment to boost its manufacturing.

AAP · Jan 27

Waze getting a packed feature update for in-car navigation – is it time to switch back from Google and Apple Maps?

There's a big push coming for Waze to make the driving experience better

T3 · Jan 26

Waymo's Biggest Year Yet Starts With Driverless Rides In Miami

Today's biggest EV news: Waymo hits Miami, hybrids sales go bonkers in California, and China's Chery is eyeing Canada.

InsideEVs · Jan 23

The Only 'Eyes-Off' Driving System For Personal Cars In America Is Dead

Mercedes-Benz’s Drive Pilot system, available on the EQS EV and S-Class gas sedan, has been temporarily scrapped.

InsideEVs · Jan 14

Tesla Kills $8,000 FSD One-Time Buy, Forces Monthly Subscription After February 14

Tesla ends the $8,000 one-time FSD purchase option. Musk announces subscription-only model at $99 monthly after 14 February amid safety probe.

International Business Times UK · Jan 14

Hyundai Is Launching Its Own Robotaxi Service. Can It Win Where Cruise Failed?

CES 2026 was a coming-out party for Hyundai's Motional robotaxi division. It aims to compete with Waymo, but it has a lot of catching up to do.

InsideEVs · Jan 12

Lyft and Uber drivers protest over rise of self-driving robotaxis

Waymo is owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet

The Independent UK · Jan 9

Tesla’s Trying to Get Its Full Self-Driving Fast-Tracked in Europe, But It Still Can't See Motorcyclists

As autonomous tech advances, Europe questions whether faster approval is worth the risk. Especially since Tesla's FSD still can't see motorcyclists.

RideApart · Jan 8

Tesla Just Can't Bounce Back In Europe

On today's Critical Materials EV news roundup: Tesla suffers in Europe, the EV winners and losers of 2025 and Nvidia bets big on autonomous cars.

InsideEVs · Jan 7

‘Bigger than me’: road safety campaigner whose son died in collision welcomes new UK rules

Meera Naran, whose son inspired ‘Dev’s Law’, said the measures proposed by the government would save lives

The Guardian - UK · Jan 6