$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ BMW officially commented on Tesla's autopi...
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ BMW officially commented on Tesla's Autopilot 13: "Very impressive." Tesla responded: "Hello, BMW."
It is a coincidence that General Motors announced the withdrawal from Robotaxi development on the same day. There is no doubt that the FSD authorization will happen.
As I mentioned in the previous video, I believe the authorization will start next year, triggering a similar chain reaction of other automakers joining Tesla's charging network.
General Motors Board of Directors and management, who have been lagging behind in understanding autonomous driving for many years, have finally exposed it thoroughly today by stopping funding Cruise.
Volkswagen's Board of Directors and management, far behind in understanding autonomous driving, have already been thoroughly exposed in their deep cooperation with Argo AI.
General Motors Board of Directors and management, who have been lagging behind in understanding autonomous driving for many years, have finally exposed it thoroughly today by stopping funding Cruise.
Volkswagen's Board of Directors and management, far behind in understanding autonomous driving, have already been thoroughly exposed in their deep cooperation with Argo AI.
General Motors stops funding Cruise's Robotaxi development and exits the business!
They plan to shift to the development of advanced driver assistance systems for private vehicles, as expanding Robotaxi is costly and the market competition is intense.
I remember there was a chart of autonomous driving technology rankings before, wasn't General Motors' Cruise far ahead?
Actually, this is a very wise stop-loss strategy. When they saw FSD13, they had the answer in their hearts.
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