The Robovan made a surprise ... vehicles without steering wheels but offered few answers to technical questions and logistical issues. Currently, Tesla’s so-called Full Self-Driving (Supervised ...

Everything related to the CyberCab seems to be on track, and this new video offers a great view of the inside of the Robovan ...

Tesla also showed off its Optimus robot at the event, and Musk revealed a prototype of the Robovan, an electric autonomous vehicle capable of carrying cargo of up to 20 people at a time.

Without full autonomy, neither the Cybercab or Robovan can be launched in their current form as neither have a steering wheel. Musk says Tesla will launch fully autonomous driving in Texas and ...

The Robovan, unlike Tesla’s other offerings ... it immediately looks like it lacks wheels owing to its extremely low ground clearance achieved by having an automatic load-leveling suspension ...

WeRide, a global leader in autonomous driving technology, continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with its latest innovation, the Robovan W5. WeRide is the first publicly listed ...

Musk called it the Robovan. The Robovan is relatively odd-looking. That’s intentional, Musk said. “We want to change the look of the roads,” said Musk. “The future should look like the ...

Whatever you can think of, it will do." SEE ALSO: Tesla’s surprise announcements: Robovan and Optimus But the company and its leader were (seemingly intentionally) ambiguous about what Optimus ...

(Reuters) - Tesla CEO Elon Musk showcased on Thursday a long-awaited robotaxi with two gull-wing doors and no steering wheel or pedals and surprised with robovan, betting on a shift in focus from ...