The meticulously-tested self-driving Ford E-Transit van and minibus, powered by Oxa Driver software, offers a cost-effective platform for businesses.
Hyundai has released a new campaign film showcasing the Ioniq 5 robotaxi successfully completing a series of tests to get its own driver's license.
Six months after starting trial runs with safety drivers in San Francisco, the Alphabet Inc subsidiary believes its cars are ready to move about independently.
Tyre company Goodyear and global autonomous trucking technology company TuSimple have announced a partnership for autonomous vehicle freight operations.
MINI U.S.A launches a series of virtual meet up events to help the MINI community of owners and fans to stay connected.
Mercedes-Benz will be collaborating with Nvidia to build software-defined computing architecture for automated driving.
Seat has become the first in Europe to implement AGVs without magnetic guidance outside its workshops, enabling more efficient parts delivery.
A British-based research project has successfully completed a 370km self-navigated journey on U.K. roads with the Nissan Leaf.
After 1.5 months of road testing, the NUSmart Shuttle, a fully autonomous shuttle will begin passenger service at the National University of Singapore.
Automated valet parking at the Mercedes-Benz Museum is the world's first fully driverless SAE Level Four parking function to be approved by authorities.
From March next year, a self-driving shuttle bus will be making its way around the campus of the National University Singapore.
A driverless shuttle, which can travel at up to 40km/h and ferry 24 people at a time, will ply Nanyang Technological University roads in a few month's time.
Hyundai showcases world first level four autonomous driving fuel cell electric vehicle, as defined by the SAE international standards.
Operations of Belgian logistics group Katoen Natie's first driverless truck have begun at the ExxonMobil site on Jurong Island.
Katoen Natie - a Belgian logistics group - will be testing 12 driverless trucks on Jurong Island, with plans to roll out the first one in September.
The Renault-Nissan Alliance will be partnering Transdev, a pioneer in autonomous vehicle services, to develop a driverless vehicle fleet system.
The collaboration supports Ford's intent to have a fully autonomous, SAE Level 4-capable vehicle for commercial application in mobility services in 2021.
The initiative is expected to address the manpower shortage in the trucking industry and ease traffic congestion by allowing more freight to be moved at night.
The impact of self-driving cars will extend beyond transport, as the technology is set to be implemented in areas like road-cleaning and freight delivery.
Self-driving shuttles will ply NTU roads soon, with each driverless bus able to carry up to 15 passengers along a 1.5km route.