#SelfDrivingCars

As clickbait-y as that headline reads and sounds, it’s true.

The Kia HabaNiro is a peppery concept car that was just revealed at the New York International Auto Show.

Self-driving cars will require greater connectivity, computing power and overall capability than what’s available in today’s vehicles. But they might need even more than that: trust. 

Nearly two dozen civilian attacks on self-driving prototype vehicles owned by Google subsidiary Waymo have been recorded in Arizona since the company began testing there in 2017.

The future is always under development. Yesterday’s breakthroughs are today’s ordinary items.

Cruise Automation, GM’s subsidiary focused on making autonomous vehicles, will get a big cash infusion this year, with SoftBank Vision Fund committing to a $2.25 billion investment in it.

Jaguar Land Rover is investing £3.7-million ($4.91-million USD) towards project Cortex.

The J.D. Power Pulse Survey has revealed some interesting statistics with self-driving cars.

Volkswagen and Apple are working together on an autonomous shuttle for Apple employees, a new report says.

Consumer groups are calling foul on Tesla’s use of the term “Autopilot” to describe its assisted-driving capabilities.

An American Automobile Association’s (AAA) study has revealed shifting attitudes with self-driving cars.

The Toyota Research Institute (TRI) has announced a closed-course test facility in Michigan.

Autolist recently conducted a survey, revealing which companies 1,326 consumers trust the most to bring a self-driving car to market.

Despite posting its first profits in eight years, Aston Martin is looking for a “big brother” partner.

If you live in Miami, Florida, your next pizza delivery from Domino’s could come from a self-driving car.