Drivers on Detroit roads are about to become acquainted with a phenomenon that’s become commonplace in other cities across the South and the West Coast: cars traveling without anyone behind the wheel.

The Ojai is Waymo’s next-generation robotaxi, built on an EV supplied by Zeekr, a Chinese automaker owned by Geely.

In the past month, Waymo has expanded its fleet in Texas by 49%. There are other hotspots as well.

Las Vegas has become the latest proving ground for a transportation technology that is increasingly difficult to separate ...

An autonomous Waymo robotaxi fleet is getting closer to public use in the Motor City.

Waymo has opened its next-generation robotaxi to all riders in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco — a notable milestone for the Alphabet company as it pushes to expand its fleet with vehicles ...

Want to ride in a Chinese-built EV? If you live in the U.S., your best bet might be hailing a Waymo robotaxi. Waymo’s custom-made Ojai vehicles, which started public rides in San Francisco, L.A., and ...

Waymo's rapid expansion into new markets amid signs of improving economics in its robotaxi service has Wall Street buzzing over potential upside for Alphabet (GOOGL). One view is that Waymo's progress ...

Sept 14 (Reuters) - Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo said on Monday it will offer rides to the general public in Las Vegas, marking its first foray into Nevada, as it expands its robotaxi service in ...