Mercedes accepts legal liability for Level 3 Drive Pilot systemJack Quick The German automaker has said it'll be taking full legal responsibility for its Drive Pilot autonomous driving system when it's activated.2 years ago
Fully autonomous vehicles cleared of manual driving control regulations in USAAlborz Fallah New rules for carmakers in the USA have opened the door for self-driving cars without a steering wheel or pedals.2 years ago
Tesla removes control unit due to chip shortage - reportWilliam Stopford Tesla has removed a feature from its Model 3 and Model Y that will stop it from rolling out Level 3 technology over the air. 2 years ago
Toyota develops autonomous drifting technologyWilliam Stopford Toyota is working on autonomous driving technology that can get you out of a sticky situation by drifting the vehicle.2 years ago
Volkswagen partnering with Bosch on hands-free driving techWilliam Stopford Volkswagen is working with supplier giant Bosch on Level 2 and Level 3 autonomous driving technology, with an eye to fully automated driving.2 years ago
Tesla adds Chill and Assertive modes to 'Full Self-Driving'Scott Collie Tesla is allowing its owners to customise how their cars behave in Full Self-Driving mode, from Chill to Assertive. 2 years ago
Cadillac InnerSpace: GM reveals autonomous luxury conceptWilliam Stopford Cadillac has previewed its vision for "future personal mobility" with the striking two-seater InnerSpace concept.2 years ago
Mercedes-Benz Level 3 autonomous driving approved for road useJack Quick Mercedes-Benz's Drive Pilot Level 3 autonomous driving system has been approved in Germany and is slated for a first half of 2022 debut.2 years ago
Volkswagen poaches Apple's global battery headJack Quick Volkswagen Group Components has poached from Apple executive Soonho Ahn, who potentially worked on the company's autonomous electric car project.2 years ago
Apple aims to launch self-driving car by 2025 - reportJack Quick Apple is reportedly ramping up its efforts to launch its yet-to-be formally announced self-driving car by 2025.2 years ago
BMW to use Qualcomm chips for next-generation vehiclesJack Quick Qualcomm has announced a new partnership with BMW to jointly develop self-driving technology for its next-generation vehicle line-up.2 years ago
New regulations mandate AEB from 2025William Stopford All new cars sold in Australia must be fitted with autonomous emergency braking by March 2025 and pedestrian detection by August 2026.2 years ago
