"I genuinely have come to this through a very different path than most people." Tesla rival CEO fires back at Elon Musk over ...

The Georgia-raised Silicon Valley tech exec, whom one venture capitalist calls “the un-Elon,” is gearing her car company up ...

Waymo, the Google-backed self-driving car startup that provides 100,000 paid rides a week, previewed its first purpose-built ...

New competition and issues of scale Waymo’s approach could not be more different from Tesla’s, and that has contributed to the dominant lead it sees currently.

Tesla and Waymo are among the entrants trying to turn congested New York City, the home of the yellow cab, into a robotaxi ...

Alphabet's Waymo robotaxis have driven more than 100 million miles without a human behind the wheel, doubling the mileage in ...

Until a few years ago, Elon Musk-led Tesla (TSLA) was touted as the natural leader of the lucrative robotaxi industry.

Waymo, through its partnership with Uber, is more than doubling its service territory in Austin as the driverless taxi firm looks to fend off competition from Tesla.

Tesla stock is trading at 100 times the EPS estimate for fiscal year ending Dec 2026. At the same time, the company is facing massive challenges in China and other international regions. Hence ...

And even if Waymo and Tesla do retain their lead by the time VW is ready, Meyer believes communities will demand some degree of healthy competition among autonomous ride hailing providers in order ...

Last year, Waymo had said its autonomy strategy was “orders of magnitude more advanced” than the competition — in a jibe apparently aimed at Tesla.

At stake is a huge opportunity for companies like Waymo, Tesla, and others. Goldman analyst Mark Delaney estimates the market for traditional ride-hailing in the US is worth approximately $58 billion ...