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News Nov 21 2024

What Trump’s Win Means for the CHIPS Act and Automotive Semiconductor Imports

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to office comes as the auto industry looks to diversify semiconductor sources to insulate itself from conflict between microchip powerhouses Taiwan and China.

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News Nov 12 2024

Waymo brings robotaxi reality to Los Angeles

Self-driving tech company Waymo today formally rolled out its robotaxi service in Los Angeles after previous launches in San Francisco and Phoenix.

News Oct 17 2024

Have AI Advances Led to Self-Driving Breakthroughs or a Dead End?

Recent artificial intelligence innovations make the use of end-to-end models possible, but some caution they’re not safe enough to use in autonomous driving.

News Oct 9 2024

Tesla to Unveil Robotaxi after years of CEO Elon Musk’s Unfulfilled Promises

Tesla’s ‘Cybercab’ would serve a key role in a future, company-run ride-share service.

News Jul 23 2024

Tesla to have Humanoid Robots for Internal Use Next Year: Musk

The automaker could have the robots in high production for other companies in 2026, Musk added.

Jun 17 2024

Software-Defined Vehicles are All the Rage. Too Bad They Don’t Exist Yet

Industry analysts and software companies agree the development of software-defined vehicles will require huge changes to supply chains and vehicle architecture.

News Jun 12 2024

Almost 40% of U.S. EV Buyers Want to Go Back to Combustion Engine Cars, McKinsey Study Says

More than a quarter of EV owners are likely to return to combustion engine vehicles for their next purchase, according to a McKinsey & Co. survey.

News Apr 19 2024

EV makers may have an edge in software-defined vehicles

Industrywide, fully software-defined vehicles are years away.

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