Xiaomi Car With Driver Assistance Crashes, Three Reported Dead
Xiaomi Corp. confirmed that one of its SU7 electric vehicles was involved in an accident on an expressway in China. Local media reported that three people died in the incident that’s likely to spark scrutiny over the smart driving software deployed in many of today’s cars.
Tesla gets a lot of attention for its autonomous driving software, but I see another company as the better opportunity for AI ...
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Nissan’s Taking a Practical Approach to Hands-Free Driving TechDon’t expect Level 3 hands-free driving tech on a new Nissan or Infiniti vehicle in North America anytime soon. It's not ...
Tesla has started hyping its upcoming ‘unsupervised full self-driving’ launch in Austin in June. Let’s cut through the hype.
As self-driving cars become more available, it should drive down costs and increase demand. Car ownership becomes less ...
In eastern China, three college students were killed when a Xiaomi SU7 electric sedan crashed into a concrete guardrail on an expressway late Saturday. The ...
California-based autonomous driving technology company Waymo started training its self-sufficient cars in Nashville this week ...
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Australia currently lacks a national framework for automated vehicles, though the federal government began developing one ...
Uber Technologies, Inc (NYSE:UBER) and WeRide, Inc (NASDAQ:WRD) announced a partnership with Dubai’s Road and Transport ...
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