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In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are May Mobility, Pony.ai,Foxconn, Waymo and BYD. May Mobility Unveils Ride-Hail API, Readies for Global AV Expansion May Mobility, a frontrunner in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology, has introduced its Ride-Hail Integration API, a major advancement in its Autonomy-as-a-Service (AaaS) model. This proprietary API is designed to seamlessly connect May

The juxtaposition captures a turning point. Autopilot, the brand name that launched a thousand headlines, looks poised to become yesterday’s news, replaced by

Australian electric vehicle sales reached 15% in June 2025 led by Tesla's resurgence and BYD's PHEV assault.

By Chris Isidore, CNN (CNN) — Tesla’s troubles go far beyond CEO Elon Musk’s recent dust-up with President Donald Trump, who accused the former

Teslas new Robotaxi pilot in Austin was meant to be a smooth first chapter in the companys self-driving revolution. But just days into its rollout, users and watchers have documented at least 11 strange and sometimes alarming incidents. From wrong-lane driving to mid-road stops and unexpected curb hops, Elon Musks camera-only AI fleet is under close watch by regulators and residents alike. The rides are human-monitored, invite-only, and hailed via app—for now, this taxi service is part test run, part tech experiment.

It’s officially summertime now, and there’s always less news in the summer, but the cleantech news never truly pauses globally, so we still have a number of big stories to share from the past week. 1. Tesla’s tiny robotaxi pilot started in Austin, Texas. Tesla fans/shareholders are super enthusiastic about ... [continued]

From July 2025, BYD will handle the distribution of its EVs and plug-in hybrids in Australia, taking over from EV Direct. The move comes a year ahead of

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After poaching some of the best Western auto talent, China’s car industry is about to dominate globally with charging rates, ranges, luxury design, technology, and sheer volumes.

As the Gulf states set their national strategies for digital and green transitions, electric vehicles are flooding into the traditionally fossil fuel-driven auto markets of the Gulf — especially in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar.