Autonomous driving vehicles are envisioned to populate roads of the future, but today's safety concerns are doing the reality-check. more
Volvo announced that in the next years it will test its driverless cars on the public roads in the United States. more
Industry leaders are also vying to maintain the country's role in the worldwide auto industry. more
Auto industry experts recommend a slower federal approach on allowing self-driving cars on public roads. more
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has said that it may be too soon to have self-driving cars on the road. more
Uisee Technology in China is getting recognized for its take on the driverless concept. more
More companies are gearing towards affordable driverless technology. more
A favorable month would seem to be fitting for Google's most recent report on its self-driving cars by Google/Alphabet this March. Revealing its up-to-date mapping system and the most minimal accident occurring for the high-tech self-driving cars by Google showed just how successful it is since it was launched in 2009. more
Mitsubishi's performance at the 2015 Tokyo auto show held promise on its intent to produce more driver-assistance vehicles. more
Google is reportedly eyeing Michigan as a spot for building an R&D site for its self-driving technology. more
Google is now advertising dozens of jobs centering on manufacturing and marketing in order to expand the hiring process for its self-driving car project. more
Google just won big with its self-driving car project, as the U.S. National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has ruled that the vehicle’s artificial intelligence could be considered the driver under federal law. more
Google is apparently looking to take its self-driving car project even further with the option of wirelessly charging. more
A fleet of self-driving cars are set to hit the streets of London this summer as the city’s first autonomous vehicles. more
Self-driving technology is winning over the White House, as the Obama Administration proposed a plan Thursday to spend $4 billion on kicking up the development of autonomous cars. more
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