Bolt Picks NVIDIA Alpamayo for Lucid Robotaxis as Madrid Tests Near
Bolt’s Lucid robotaxi program brings driving AI, sensors and fleet operations together, with Madrid data collection planned for 2027 pending approval.
Transportation systems that operate with minimal or no human input depend on tightly integrated AI, sensing, and control technologies. This topic covers a broad range of platforms including passenger cars, trucks, delivery vehicles, shuttles, and specialized autonomous machines. It explores core technologies such as perception, localization, planning, and control, as well as deployment challenges related to safety, infrastructure, and regulation. Autonomous vehicles span both consumer and industrial applications, making them a central focus of AI-driven mobility. As autonomy expands beyond pilots, these systems continue to shape the future of transportation and logistics.
Bolt’s Lucid robotaxi program brings driving AI, sensors and fleet operations together, with Madrid data collection planned for 2027 pending approval.
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Tesla has raised its 2026 capital expenditure target to over $25 billion, up from a January forecast of more than $20 billion, as CEO Elon Musk...
Xpeng president Brian Gu told Reuters the Chinese EV maker will begin mass production of its flying car in 2027 and plans to bring humanoid robots...
Tesla has launched its driverless robotaxi service in Dallas and Houston, extending a program that began in Austin and marking the company's most significant autonomous ride-hailing...
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Zoox is expanding testing of its autonomous driving system to Phoenix and Dallas while preparing to deploy its purpose-built robotaxi and integrate its service with the...
Nvidia’s record revenue and growing physical AI segment highlight the expanding computing demand behind autonomous vehicles and humanoid robots such as Tesla’s Optimus.