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 ...

American businesses have been canceling orders from China and postponing expansion plans while waiting for President Trump's ...

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

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 ...

Toyota announced a cooperative effort to test the self-driving capabilities of Waymo. Waymo reported 4 million fully ...

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

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 ...

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.