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This section covers assisted driving, robotaxis, vehicle safety, and emerging mobility products. We separate driver assistance from automation, testing permission from commercial operation, and company data from independent evidence. Regulatory changes are translated into concrete buying, usage, safety, and responsibility questions.
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Xiaomi's four SkyNomad filings reveal two large range-extended SUVs and a camping derivative registered as a cultural life service vehicle. The more important question is what it takes from housing and RVs.
Waymo is preparing employee-first rider-only operations in four new cities and validating its Driver on the Hyundai IONIQ 5. Here is how to read the rollout without confusing tests with public service.
NHTSA's July 8 call to automated-driving developers puts first-responder interaction on the public safety checklist. This guide explains what it means for robotaxis, ADAS, and regulators.
More EU safety requirements apply to new passenger cars and vans from July 7, 2026. This guide separates mandatory safety baselines, driver assistance, and genuine automated driving.
Waymo is moving toward fully autonomous operations in four more cities, while California's Ojai case shows the difference between road permission, passenger service and paid rides.
NHTSA's new ADAS tests, crash reporting rules, and California AV regulations are moving autonomy claims from marketing language toward testable and enforceable signals.