Toyota and Waymo are joining forces to develop autonomous-driving technology. The partnership represents a strategic move for both companies in the competitive self-driving market.

It will allow users to reserve autonomous vehicles for flexible travel to cultural landmarks and tourist spots.

Waymo leads the robotaxi market but faces scalability concerns. Rapid data scaling may unlock global growth and new ...

For years, self-driving cars were a feature of the sci-fi future. But Waymo’s leap from testing to ferrying paying customers ...

Waymo offers autonomous ride-hailing services in San Francisco, Phoenix, Los Angeles and Austin, and is rolling them out in ...

Now operating in cities like L.A., San Francisco, Phoenix, Austin, and Atlanta, the robotaxis of Waymo have driven nearly 57 ...

Google-backed Waymo plans to launch robotaxi service in Atlanta, Miami, and D.C. by 2026. Here’s how it affects Uber, Tesla, ...

Waymo & Toyota have announced a partnership to co-develop autonomous vehicle platforms, aiming to integrate Waymo’s ...

Tesla launches its robotaxi in Austin this June, taking on Waymo. Here's how the two self-driving giants compare on tech and strategy.

As part of its latest research with Nexar, Waymo has reconstructed hundreds of crashes involving what it calls ‘vulnerable road users’ (VRUs), such as pedestrians walking through crosswalks, biyclists ...

Alphabet Inc.-owned Waymo LLC said today it will double robotaxi production in partnership with auto parts maker Magna ...