If you thought Tesla's remodeling of the roads was over with the Cybertruck, think again. At the "We, Robot" event in Los Angeles, the company unveiled one of its latest innovations: the Robovan.

Could this be referring to the teased Robovan concept, or does Tesla have something else up its sleeve for its future fleet of autonomous cars? Let's remember that Travis Axelrod, Tesla's Head of ...

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’s new permit places it closer toward the release of its robotaxi service—but there are multiple caveats.

Tesla applied for two "Robus" trademarks with the USPTO. One refers to electric buses, while the other is for ridesharing services. The Robovan made a surprise appearance during last year's ...

Tesla has been granted a ride-hail permit in California by the state's Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), paving the way for ...

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 ...

The event, frankly, was a bit of a letdown. Tesla showed a new “cybercab” and “robovan” and talked about starting limited robotaxi service as early as 2025. But there wasn’t much ...

At the "We, Robot" event, the electric car maker also announced the Robovan, a vehicle designed to shuttle up to 20 people at a time. Photo: Tesla ...

and Tesla has not released a promised “high passenger-density urban transport” (the closest thing there is the recently-announced Robovan, which is absolutely nowhere near production).

(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 ...