Wayve co-founder and CEO Alex Kendall said: “2025 is a year of global expansion for Wayve, and we are incredibly excited to ...

The police in Mannheim, in the country’s southwest, said that the driver, a 40-year-old German citizen, had been arrested and that they did not believe he had a political motive.

(Reuters) - British startup Wayve will establish a new testing and development hub in Germany, deploying a fleet of test vehicles in the Stuttgart region, the self-driving technology firm said on ...

The turquoise lights will be used to inform other road users when the vehicle is operating in autonomous driving mode.

London-based Wayve, a pioneer in embodied AI for the automotive sector, has launched a new testing and development hub in Germany.

Germany’s Autobahn has large sections with no speed limits. Why doesn’t the supposedly freedom-loving United States have something like that?