Select riders can now call a self-driving taxi in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, and parts of Sunnyvale. Is the Alphabet-owned company looking to get ahead of Tesla's robotaxi ambitions?

Waymo said in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter: “We’ve made millions of miles of memories over the past 15+ years, but today ...

Tesla is applying for the same type of permit used by Waymo, Alphabet Inc.’s robotaxi business. While Tesla has approval to test autonomous vehicles with a safety driver in California ...

Tesla is applying for the same type of permit used by Waymo, Alphabet Inc.’s robotaxi business. While Tesla has approval to test autonomous vehicles with a safety driver in California, it doesn’t have ...

Tesla is applying for the same type of permit used by Waymo, Alphabet Inc.’s robotaxi business. While Tesla has approval to test autonomous vehicles with a safety driver in California ...

EV maker has applied for transportation permit in the state CEO Musk has said passenger service coming to Texas in June Tesla Inc. is seeking approval to offer ride-hailing services in California, a ...

The previously unreported application suggests Tesla is working to launch a promised ride-hailing business in the near term, opening a new revenue stream and putting it in competition with the likes ...

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I was in Vegas this past summer to teach at BlackHat but I decided to stay at a different hotel as I'm long, long over the BH hype. At my hotel I could see a train of self driving cars, I had no ...

It's a valid reaction for anyone happening upon a Waymo One vehicle for the first time, but denizens of the cities where these robotaxis now roam hardly bat an eye anymore. That’s because Waymo ...

“They want to build it alone so, to some extent in Austin, we and Waymo will be competing with Tesla when they launch,” he said, referring to Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous-vehicle unit.