Volkswagen doesn’t want to leave the autonomous ride-hailing market—estimated to grow to over half a trillion dollars by 2035 ...

Mobileye's share price still doesn't fully reflect the upside potential of its self-driving technologies. Learn more about ...

Waymo continued its eastward march this week, rolling out its robotaxi service in Atlanta under the Uber app. With this debut ...

Come the start of next year, Los Angelenos will join the party as well, but they'll do that with something called the Volkswagen ID. Buzz AD. Back in April the German carmaker announced it had struck ...

Volkswagen of America and Uber on Thursday unveiled an ambitious plan to launch a commercial robotaxi service — using autonomous electric VW ID. BUZZ vehicles — in multiple U.S. cities over ...

Volkswagen and Uber will bring autonomous VW ID. Buzz AD vans to Los Angeles starting in 2026, ahead of other US regions, with the goal of launching robotaxi operations under the Uber app.

Uber partners with Volkswagon to launch all-electric, autonomous shared rides in the U.S. by 2026, expanding its network with Waymo and other tech firms.

Volkswagen’s mobility company MOIA just hit a big milestone: It’s rolled out the ID. Buzz AD, VW’s first fully autonomous ...

Volkswagen’s ride pool and autonomous mobility arm, MOIA, will be responsible for the van’s self-driving technology and the software to deploy the vehicles on the Uber platform.

VW will deploy ‘thousands’ of robotaxis on Uber’s platform in the US. The German auto giant will use its all-electric ID Buzz minivans for autonomous ridehailing in the US.

Volkswagen wants a piece of the action, planning to deliver its first allotment of 480 robotaxis to Uber next year as part of a deal that could result in orders for 10,000 vehicles.