California's Department of Motor Vehicles has approved three companies to commercially deploy autonomous vehicles in the state. Two of them — Cruise and Waymo — work on robotaxis (the other is Nuro, working on last-mile delivery), which are likely the first commercial applications of passenger auton...
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Case Study | March 29, 2022
In December 2021, Mercedes‑Benz received approval from the German Federal Motor Transport Authority for Level 3 autonomy. At Level 3 autonomy, drivers may take their minds off driving and focus on other tasks but must be able to take over when prompted. In Mercedes' Level 3 Drive Pilot feature, ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | April 04, 2022
The new Aurora Driver Beta 2.0 will power Aurora's truck and Toyota Sienna robotaxi fleets. Aurora claims that the new version can navigate construction zones by automatically changing lanes and modifying speed. Compared to the old version, the cameras have four times the resolution, allowing the ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | May 12, 2022
Mercedes' Drive Pilot is now available in Germany as an add‑on for the S‑Class for EUR 5,000 and for the EQS for EUR 7,430. Drive Pilot, which received government approval in December 2021, allows drivers to take their minds off driving and perform other tasks at speeds up to 60 kph on 13,191 km of ... Not part of subscription