Nio partners with Mobileye to build Tesla-like robotaxi fleet
Chinese EV maker Nio partners with Intel's Mobileye to develop "robo-taxis" for China, and eventually also global auto markets.
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Tesla full self driving price will rise in Australia once Smart Summon is available
The price for Tesla's Full Self Driving package goes up in November, but not in Australia until Smart Summon is available, Musk says.
Tesla electric cars will be ready for full self driving by end of 2020
Tesla to release new version of Smart Summon in coming days as it looks towards functional full self-driving by the end of 2020.
Tesla self-driving features in Australia “soon”, with price hike next month
Elon Musk confirms two Tesla self driving features will be coming to Australia soon, allaying concerns a November price rise for Full Self Driving option would jump gun on features becoming available.
The case for a Tesla AutoPilot game
Here's how Tesla develop its AutoPilot system faster, and reward owners for helping to gather data and help it handle their local suburbs better in the process.
Tesla’s Smart Summon already has been used 550,000 times
The new Smart Summon update in Tesla's latest V10 software upgrade has been used 550,000 times in just 7 days, as US owners of electric Tesla vehicles try out the newest feature from the Californian carmaker.
Version 10: Tesla’s biggest electric vehicle software upgrade has started rolling out
Musk announces roll-out of V10 software, hailing a new phase in car ownership where your EV can decide where you will stop for lunch.
Tesla battery team breaks one million mile barrier – and the implications are huge
Tesla is one step closer to producing a one million mile battery with applications from "robo-taxis," to vehicle-to-grid, to long haul trucking.
Price increase for Tesla self-driving upgrade delayed until Smart Summon wide release
Pricing increase for Tesla's Full Self Driving (FSD) delayed up to two months until the latest V10 Autopilot upgrade with Smart Summon has been released to all.
Daimler and Bosch get approval to test driverless parking
German auto group Daimler and electronics giant Bosch get approval from German authorities to test high-level autonomous parking in Stuttgart.