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Mercedes-Benz sedan on a multi-lane road with visible sensor surfaces and a modern light signature

Technology, Industry, New Cars September 24, 2026

Mercedes-Benz and Wayve bring AI driver assistance to production cars

Mercedes-Benz has signed a production agreement with Wayve. The AI software is intended to shape future driver assistance systems, but models, markets and launch date remain open.

Tesla Cybercab as a two-seat autonomous electric car without a visible steering wheel on a futuristic city street

Technology, Industry, Electric Vehicles September 18, 2026

U.S. agency demands sworn answers from Tesla on Cybercab

The NHTSA is taking a closer look at Tesla's steering-wheel-free Cybercab. The process is not a sales stop, but it could become decisive for how autonomous vehicles without conventional controls are regulated.

Tesla Model Y on a multi-lane road with distance to other vehicles

Technology, Electric Vehicles, Industry September 9, 2026

Tesla FSD can now also evade while driving manually

With FSD v14.3.9, Tesla is introducing an automatic collision evasion function that can briefly steer, brake or accelerate in an emergency – even when the human is driving manually.

Tesla Cybercab as a driverless electric vehicle in Austin city traffic in daylight

Technology, Electric Vehicles, Industry September 6, 2026

US authorities review certification of the Tesla Cybercab

Tesla’s driverless Cybercab has launched in Austin. US regulators are now investigating whether the approval and safety certification of the autonomous electric vehicle is sufficiently documented.

Tesla Cybercab as a two-seat autonomous robotaxi without a steering wheel on a street in Austin

Technology, Electric Vehicles, Industry August 24, 2026

Tesla Cybercab set to launch in Austin on September 3

Tesla’s two-seat robotaxi without a steering wheel is moving closer to everyday use in Austin. For customers, the launch remains above all a test case for autonomous mobility, regulation, and future vehicle concepts.

Volkswagen ID. Buzz electric van driving on a city street with traffic and modern buildings in the background

Industry, Technology, Electric Vehicles July 4, 2026

Volkswagen Reportedly Cancels €1.5 Billion Autonomous-Driving Project

Volkswagen’s reported decision to halt a major self-driving program signals a more cautious phase for autonomy spending as the automaker works through profit pressure, slower sales, and cost cuts.