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U.S. regulators expanded a probe into the effectiveness of Tesla's Full Self Drive software at navigating in reduced visibility conditions.

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Imagine turning the key or pressing the start button of your car—and nothing happens. Not because the battery is dead or the engine is broken but because a server no longer answers. For a growing ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 11 (Reuters) - A U.S. lawmaker has proposed phasing out Chinese-made sensors in self-driving cars and critical infrastructure amid warnings they could be hacked and disabled from ...

We live in a timeline where one viral car theft trend is sure to be displaced by the next—and soon. The most dominant carjacking movement of the last few years has undeniably been the Kia Boys, whose ...