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Covers autonomous driving technology, advanced driver-assistance systems, vehicle connectivity, and the software and data infrastructure powering the future of transportation.
Stellantis will fold Wayve's end-to-end AI Driver into STLA AutoDrive, with a first North American vehicle in 2028 covering both highway and city streets.
Tesla FSD won MotorTrend's January 2026 shootout, but it's the only Level 2 system NHTSA just benchmarked, and the only one without LiDAR redundancy.
Rivian's new in-house AI assistant controls drive modes, ride height, and the frunk by voice, things Tesla's Grok still cannot do.
Uber's CTO says the company wants to bolt sensor kits onto its drivers' cars and sell the data feed to 25 AV partners, starting with Wayve.