The autonomous vehicle technology company’s fourth annual Consumer Mobility Report looks at the road to adoption and the hurdles standing in the way of driverless solutions.
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Autonomous ShuttlesOn RoadTaxis and Ride Sharing
Honda, GM, and Cruise plan Japanese driverless ridehail service in early 2026
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe three companies have entered into an MoU aimed at establishing a JV for providing driverless rides using Cruise Origin vehicles made at Factory ZERO in Michigan, with a vehicle on display for the first time in Japan in Honda’s Japan Mobility Show booth.
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At its fourth annual Tech Day in Taiwan today, Hon Hai (aka Foxconn) announced it will use Nvidia Drive Hyperion 9 for the manufacture of highly automated and autonomous EVs and will use Nvidia AI to help accelerate smart manufacturing.
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Fleets and TrucksOn Road
Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 debuts truck-safety-assistance milestones
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe company’s first battery-electric long-haul truck advances the Mercedes-Benz Trucks vision of accident-free driving with safety assistance systems that go beyond the legal requirements in many areas using a new electronics platform with sensor fusion that merges radar and camera data.
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Last Mile DeliveryOn Road
Marco’s Pizza working with Magna on last-mile robot delivery services
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe auto supplier’s new mobility efforts get a boost from a proof-of-concept collaboration with the fast-growing chain that will include multiple last-mile delivery platform options, adding to its experience from other autonomous delivery robot projects with Brooklyn Pizza and Cartken.
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Autonomous ShuttlesMachine Control & RoboticsOff RoadOn Road
Aurrigo pilots autonomous systems in new cargo and people moving projects
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostIt is applying its in-house vehicle, software, and autonomous driving hardware to a collaboration with UPS on an autonomous electric cargo vehicle pilot program in the UK and with the European Institute for Innovation and Technology to test driverless public transport in Europe and Milton Keynes.
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ADASDriverless CarsOn RoadPublic TransportationTaxis and Ride Sharing
Widespread AV adoption remains at least a decade away, according to S&P Global Mobility
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostForecasters still see long-term adoption in certain segments, with mobility-as-a-service and robotaxis expected to lead the transition to an autonomous vehicle future, while broad deployments of Level 2+ and Level 3 automated driving systems will reach at least 31% of new vehicle sales globally by 2035.
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Automated FleetsFleets and TrucksOn RoadSelf-Driving Trucks
Inceptio receives orders for hundreds of autonomous trucks in China
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiAutonomous trucking startup Inceptio Technology has new orders from Chinese delivery companies for hundreds of…
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Driverless CarsOn RoadSafety
Waymo autonomous vehicles are significantly safer than human drives, Swiss Re says
by Charles Choiby Charles ChoiThe autonomous vehicles of Google’s sibling Waymo are significantly safer than ones driven by humans,…
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ADASDriverless CarsOn Road
Hyundai Mobis ups automated parking ante with low-cost system
by Kevin Jostby Kevin JostThe supplier’s system, which learns the driving route and performs parking using ultrasonic and surround view monitor cameras, is an intermediary technology on the competitive path to unmanned autonomous parking.