Zagreb keeps collecting European AV milestones.

The permit says "robocar carwash and charging parking lot." That's a new one.

No steering wheel, no pedals, no more waiting.

Both incidents involved human drivers hitting a stopped or parked Tesla. No passengers, no injuries.

It may look like a large, regular wireless charging pad, but the tech behind it is anything but.

Zagreb was the pilot. Now the real rollout begins.

That's a lot of Ojais ready to start providing driverless rides.

TfL's yes, and 100,000 Londoners already in the queue.

"Potential is not performance," says the new CEO.

That's six European countries and counting for WeRide.

The meter starts running in Las Vegas.

Waymos are back in the fast lane after a six-week timeout.

Going down the checklist for 2027 operations.

The curve is finally doing the thing Tesla always drew on slides.

The robotaxi era now comes with a quota.

San Francisco's biggest robotaxi cheerleader has turned into a tough critic.

Tensor's robocars just found a new home on Türkiye.

No US robotaxi operator has cracked this one yet.

Fragrance on request, videos on demand, and a 10/10 review from the boss.

New Jersey wants more sensors, not just cameras.

Four new cities, zero new drivers.

Caution! High Voltage ⚡

Turns out watching paint dry is faster when there's less of it.

Someone finally built air traffic control for parking lots.

The pieces are falling into place to achieve Elon Musk's ambitious dream.