As Waymo's self-driving cars become commonplace in San Francisco, residents grapple with the benefits and drawbacks.

Plenty of companies are investing in self-driving car tech, but if that tech becomes a reality, what does it mean for car ownership?

The all-new Volkswagen ID. Buzz is a colorful joy to drive with ample space and impressive driving capabilities.

The Q3 earnings season is now in full swing, and looking at the financial results so far, the news is pretty good. David ...

After reaching a valuation of $80 billion post-IPO, Uber is embarking on an aggressive M&A strategy led by CEO Dara ...

Driving” mode is being investigated by U.S. authorities following a series of crashes, including one accident that killed a ...

Waymo is offering a $3 credit to Bay Area riders of its autonomous robotaxi service when they travel to or from select public ...

Waymo announced a public transit credit program to help San Francisco commuters use more public transportation. According to ...

Farley said Arizona had a reliable climate and affordable electricity costs, adding 20,000 businesses in under eight years as ...

Besides Jaguars, Waymo is testing a Zeekr CM1-e minivan, though for now it can only bring you near the airport, not all the ...

Just last year, residents wanted to get rid of robotaxis. Now locals and tourists can’t get enough.

As Tesla and Cruise sputter, Waymo is claiming an average of 100,000 paid rides in its self-driving cars per week between San ...