Volkswagen doesn't want to leave the autonomous ride-hailing market, estimated to grow to over a half a trillion dollars by ...

In Hamburg, Europe’s largest carmaker presented the production version of its self-driving electric van, the ID Buzz AD (short for autonomous driving). It is set to be deployed for the first time in ...

Volkswagen of America and Uber on Thursday unveiled an ambitious plan to launch a commercial robotaxi service — using autonomous electric VW ID. BUZZ vehicles — in multiple U.S. cities over ...

Volkswagen and Uber will bring autonomous VW ID. Buzz AD vans to Los Angeles starting in 2026, ahead of other US regions, with the goal of launching robotaxi operations under the Uber app.

The production version of the driverless van is set to go global next year, possibly ahead of Tesla’s Cybercab.

VW’s electric Bus tribute EV might be your next Uber [without a driver] starting next year in L.A. One of the most significant transportation-centric pet projects with the undivided attention of ...

The auto and tech industries are rapidly working to deploy autonomous vehicles while gaining the trust and confidence of the public. Uber is taking it one step further, joining with an auto ...

And now the company is ready to deploy its first autonomous vehicles on Uber’s ridehailing platform, starting with a commercial robotaxi service in Los Angeles in 2026. The vehicles will be VW ...

Volkswagen-backed autonomous tech company MOIA is offering up a robotaxi of its own which mobility operators can buy next ...

Volkswagen’s mobility company MOIA just hit a big milestone: It’s rolled out the ID. Buzz AD, VW’s first fully autonomous production vehicle, and it’s been built from the ground up for mobility ...

Volkswagen and Uber are teaming up to deploy a fleet of thousands of all-electric, fully autonomous robotaxis. The companies said in a press release Thursday that the ID Buzz AD minivans will ...

Uber Technologies Inc. and Volkswagen AG have partnered to deploy thousands of electric ID Buzz vans in the US, marking the latest partnership to expand autonomous options on the ride hailing app.