EV manufacturer XPENG is targeting a 2027 global rollout for its next-generation VLA 2.0 autonomous driving system. Announcing its launch plans in March, XPENG stated that VLA 2.0 is the first AI ...

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere these days. With computers smarter than ever and the associated intelligence only getting better by the second, automakers are employing said tech to help ...

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Waymo’s driverless cars have been rolling through London for months, although they aren’t taking passengers yet and a human sits ready to seize control if needed. Every time I’ve encountered them, ...

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Have you ever muttered the words, "Shoot, I was supposed to turn off there," while driving? I definitely have. But what if your car could let you know when you need to change lanes to make an exit?