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US to loosen rules on self-driving vehicles criticised by Elon Musk
The Trump administration will make it easier to deploy self-driving cars on US roads and loosen crash reporting requirements, the most significant changes yet to federal rules on autonomous vehicles championed by Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.
We're not sure what the breakthrough is, beyond Tesla creating an app that connects would-be riders with certain Teslas.
Robotaxis are closer to becoming a reality, after Tesla launched a full self-driving (FSD) supervised ride-hailing service in ...
In a surprise move, President Trump’s transportation department has decided to keep the Biden-era rule requiring automakers ...
The announcement comes two days after Elon Musk assured investors that Tesla will launch a fully autonomous taxi service in June.
Tesla (TSLA) has to replace the ‘self-driving’ computer inside about 4 million vehicles or likely compensate the owners of ...
Elon Musk said Waymo can't compete with Tesla in part due to costs. Ex-Waymo CEO John Krafcik told BI those concerns are ...
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Why I Had to Quit Using Tesla Full Self-DrivingFull Self-Driving was already sketchy, but I swore off the system entirely after it made a terrifying mistake. Is this how ...
The future of Elon Musk’s electric car company is murky. It may rest on Tesla’s forthcoming self-driving taxi service, which ...
During the call, it was clear that Musk is intent on continuing to pursue the goal of deploying fully autonomous vehicles ...
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