A San Francisco passenger claims a Waymo driverless taxi drove off with his expensive tennis equipment inside.

The self-driving company keeps adding locations to its roster. Here's where you can hail a ride now — and where these ...

A California tennis instructor is suing the robocar company Waymo, claiming one of its driverless cars malfunctioned and ...

Truist analyst says Waymo could eventually be worth over $160 billion. Waymo is seeing over a quarter-million bookings per ...

The vehicles are currently the only driverless robotaxis that collect fares on rides in the US, operating a fleet of 700 ...

When customers get into a Waymo robotaxi, they surrender the steering wheel to a computer. Will they do the same for Tesla's ...

While all that sounds very tentative, it boils down to this: Waymo has the self-driving tech, and Toyota has the cars.

Waymo and Toyota have agreed to explore a possible deal that could one day lead to a new vehicle designed for ride-hailing ...

That figure is up from 200,000 in February, before Waymo opened in Austin and expanded in the San Francisco Bay Area in March ...

Alphabet-owned Waymo has made its name with its robotaxi service, the only one currently operating in the U.S. Its vehicles, including Jaguars and Hyundai Ioniq 5 s, have logged tens of millions of ...

These are two giants in their respective industries, so it'll be very interesting to see what they come up with.

A San Francisco passenger claims a Waymo driverless taxi drove off with his expensive tennis equipment inside. More than two months later, he still has no idea where his possessions went.