A quick look through the Cars Technica back catalog (the carchive, perhaps?) shows that autonomous driving technology and racing technology are both topics we return to quite often. But it has been a while since we covered their
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There’s sad news from the UK this morning, and it doesn’t even involve Brexit. (Actually, it does, sort of.) Bloodhound SSC, the land speed record car that’s been designed to break the 1,000mph limit, has
Enlarge / A Tesla Motor Inc. vehicle is displayed outside the company’s Gigafactory in Sparks, Nevada, US, on Tuesday, July 26, 2016. (credit: Troy Harvey/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Back in July, Tesla became the first company to sell 200,000 plug-in
Enlarge / A Tesla Motors Inc. Model S P85D vehicle sits plugged in at a charging station in Nephi, Utah, on Tuesday, April 7, 2015. (credit: George Frey/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Some Tesla Model S and Model X customers
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Waymo’s self-driving cars have driven 10 million miles on public roads, the company announced on Wednesday. That puts the company way, way ahead of any of its rivals. Only one other company has announced
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On Saturday, Elon Musk settled a lawsuit from the Securities and Exchange Commission claiming that he had violated federal securities laws by tweeting that he had “funding secured” to take Tesla private.
Enlarge / Cruise second-generation test vehicles, assembled at GM’s Lake Orion plant in Michigan. (credit: Cruise)
Honda announced on Wednesday that it has agreed to invest $750 million in Cruise, GM’s self-driving car company. On top of that, Honda
