
Pony AI Debuts on NASDAQ, Paving Way for Accessible Self-Driving Cars
Pony AI begins trading on NASDAQ, signaling a major step forward for self-driving car accessibility and marking a renewed optimism in global IPO markets.
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Pony AI begins trading on NASDAQ, signaling a major step forward for self-driving car accessibility and marking a renewed optimism in global IPO markets.
China’s self-driving company WeRide saw its shares rise by 19% on their Nasdaq debut, following an IPO and private placement that raised a total of $440.5 million.
Elon Musk revealed Tesla’s new two-door robotaxi with gull-wing doors and no steering wheel or pedals. Slated for production in 2026 and priced under $30,000, it marks Tesla’s shift toward robotics manufacturing.
The ban on Chinese software in U.S. autonomous vehicles threatens technological progress and global cooperation, impacting economies and innovation worldwide.
Autonomous delivery robots and self-driving robotaxis are increasingly present in U.S. cities like San Francisco, Phoenix, and Austin. Industry experts acknowledge challenges but work to eliminate errors.
The California DMV released draft regulations for autonomous trucks, igniting a debate over safety and the future of trucking jobs.
China has issued 16,000 test licenses for autonomous vehicles, opening 32,000 kilometers of roads for testing, marking significant progress in the country’s autonomous driving industry.
China-based WeRide has been approved by California’s CPUC to test driverless vehicles with passengers, marking a significant step in the company’s U.S. expansion despite regulatory challenges.
Shanghai issued its first batch of driverless vehicle licenses during the 2024 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, marking a significant milestone in autonomous transportation.
Shanghai has issued its first driverless vehicle licenses, marking a significant stride in autonomous technology integration and setting the stage for commercial operations in the city’s approved areas.
The NHTSA is probing Waymo’s self-driving vehicles after 22 reports of unsafe driving, including 17 collisions, raising global concerns about autonomous vehicle safety.