Douglas and Lee discussed the competitive dynamics between Waymo and Tesla in autonomous driving, concluding that Waymo’s regulatory footprint and scalability give Alphabet a decisive early advantage.

Driverless taxis may soon become a common sight on Orlando roadways as Waymo moves closer to launching commercial service in ...

The safety of robo-taxis is under scrutiny after a mother found a stranger hiding inside a Waymo vehicle sent to pick up her daughter. Police removed and questioned the man. Waymo called the incident ...

Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management CEO, Ross Gerber, joins Market Domination host Josh Lipton to discuss Tesla ...

St. Louis is currently partnering with Waymo cars as a test site for its services, though unless legislation passes, the ...

Waymo's autonomous taxi service has expanded to Miami, where paying customers can hail rides from the robotaxis, Waymo ...

Dark traffic lights caused its cars to freeze in San Francisco intersections during a power outage last month. It's also ...

Tesla shares climbed 1.1% in premarket trading Monday after the electric vehicle maker notched two significant victories over the weekend. The company’s autonomous vehicles continued operating ...

Waymo launches its driverless car service in Miami for select users from a waitlist, covering a 60-square-mile area with ...

Hochul's proposal would expand the state's autonomous vehicle pilot program, allowing a limited number of driverless ...

Waymo’s real-world advantage in miles driven and cities approved gives Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) a material lead over Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) in autonomous ride-hailing deployment. Regulatory approval for ...