
Wayve Opens $85M Employee Share Sale at $8.5 Billion Valuation
Wayve has launched an $85 million employee tender offer at an $8.5 billion valuation, allowing staff to sell vested shares while strengthening talent retention and investor confidence.
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Wayve has launched an $85 million employee tender offer at an $8.5 billion valuation, allowing staff to sell vested shares while strengthening talent retention and investor confidence.

Rivian is facing a lawsuit from vehicle owners who claim the company overstated the capabilities and future availability of its self-driving features. Learn what the legal complaint alleges…

Waymo has expanded temporary robotaxi service suspensions to four U.S. cities as severe flooding and extreme weather conditions raise safety concerns. Learn how autonomous vehicles are…

The Tesla Model Y is the first vehicle to meet a new US driver-assistance safety benchmark, highlighting advancements in autonomous driving technology and vehicle safety systems.

Tesla adds new streaks and usage stats to its Full Self-Driving system, allowing drivers to track engagement and monitor how often the feature is used.

Tesla’s Model S and Model X may be nearing their final phase as the company shifts focus toward its upcoming Cybercab and autonomous mobility strategy.

Elon Musk unveils plans to develop in-house chip manufacturing for SpaceX and Tesla, aiming to boost AI performance and reduce dependence on the supply chain.

Rivian has pushed back its 2027 profitability goal as it increases investment in autonomous driving technology to stay competitive in the evolving EV market.

Investigations into fatal crashes involving Ford’s BlueCruise driver-assist system suggest drivers were distracted before impact, raising new questions about the safety of hands-free…

Harbinger has acquired autonomous driving technology company Phantom AI to strengthen its advanced driver-assistance and vehicle automation capabilities.

Tesla’s dispute with the California Department of Motor Vehicles moves forward as regulators challenge the company’s marketing of Autopilot and Full Self-Driving features.

Tesla has discontinued Autopilot as standard driver assistance, shifting customers toward its Full Self-Driving software amid regulatory pressure and pricing changes.
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