r/SelfDrivingCars 7h ago

News Tracking the fatal Tesla Autopilot and FSD crashes hidden in its data

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r/SelfDrivingCars 11h ago

News Tesla FSD safety report

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40 Upvotes

Tesla just published analysis on FSD performance over 1bn miles of driving.


r/SelfDrivingCars 19h ago

News Uber President Says Driver's Licenses Could Vanish Within Two Decades as Car Ownership Dies Out

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Uber President and COO Andrew Macdonald predicted on the 20VC podcast that personal car ownership and driver's licenses could largely disappear within 15 to 20 years. He called the individually owned car "the most inefficient asset that anyone owns," noting it sits idle 98% of the day while depreciating and incurring ongoing costs. Macdonald said a mix of autonomous vehicles, bikes, scooters, and public transportation would replace private ownership. The shift aligns with Uber's strategy of partnering with autonomous vehicle companies like Waymo and Waabi rather than building its own fleet.


r/SelfDrivingCars 22h ago

News A second Tesla driver died stopped on a freeway with Autopilot/Self-Driving on

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166 Upvotes

r/SelfDrivingCars 19h ago

Research This is what the future of self-driving public transport could look like

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5 Upvotes

What kind of vehicle will transport you ten years from now? We have collaborated with design students at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) to find out.


r/SelfDrivingCars 7h ago

News Zoox is Expanding Testing to San Diego and Houston

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44 Upvotes

r/SelfDrivingCars 13h ago

News Tesla said fatal Autopilot crash data didn't exist — a $15K bug bounty hacker proved it did, costing Tesla $243 million

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653 Upvotes

r/SelfDrivingCars 20h ago

Driving Footage Remotely-driven car in Pakistan loses internet connection

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354 Upvotes

r/SelfDrivingCars 19h ago

News Momenta to Mass-Produce Level 3 Autonomous Vehicles, Eyes Subscription Model

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12 Upvotes

Chinese autonomous driving startup Momenta is partnering with automakers to mass-produce Level 3 self-driving vehicles while exploring a consumer-facing subscription model to reshape its business model.


r/SelfDrivingCars 11h ago

News Welcoming our first riders in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa | Waymo

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56 Upvotes