As Tesla looks to expand its autonomous robotaxi service, it is taking early steps to test its software in the country’s most populous city.

Tesla has already spent years fighting federal probes, civil and criminal lawsuits and a host of scrutiny from everyone from ...

The New York City Department of Transportation confirmed that Tesla has not applied for approval to test AVs on city streets. State officials also said Tesla ...

Tesla is signaling a possible move into New York City’s ride-hailing market by hiring a driver to test its autonomous ...

According to CNBC, Tesla is on the hunt for vehicle operators even though it hasn’t applied for a permit to test autonomous ...

Autonomous driving startup Tensor announced its "AI-defined vehicle" to be the first L4-certified robocar offered as a personal vehicle to the public ...

Tesla Inc. is looking to hire someone to test its driver-assistance technology on the streets of New York City, suggesting ...

Tesla’s foray into the robotaxi world hinges on its advanced driver-assistance systems, primarily its Full Self-Driving (FSD) software. It’s a complex system that’s been in development for years, with ...

Tesla Inc. to pay NYC test operators of its Robotaxi $25.25 - $30 hourly for driving vehicle for extended periods, collecting ...

Farzad Mesbahi, Former Tesla Insider, breaks down why Tesla delayed its robotaxi launch in Austin, Texas to June 22nd.

Delaware court to hear arguments over Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package on Oct 15 amid new $29 billion package announced by ...

German rivals will tackle each other off-road for the first time as BMW plans a direct competitor to the rock-solid ...