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May Mobility Aims to Expand Robotaxi Operations Overseas Through New Partnership
By teaming up with ride-hailing service CaoCao, May Mobility plans to bring its self-driving tech to more locations, starting in Europe.
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Globes English
· Jul 2, 2026
Rami Levy expanding car sale facilities
Industry sources say that the retail chain regards its new Mobility division as a strategic arm for long-term business development.
Quartz
· Jun 23, 2026
The driverless car squeeze
Waymo’s rapid robotaxi expansion is accelerating the shift to autonomous vehicles, squeezing Uber and Lyft drivers
The Eastern Herald
· Jul 10, 2026
Top EV Partnerships in India Powering Drivn’s Electric Mobility and EV Fleet Solutions
Drivn Transition Pvt Ltd’s EV partnerships in India with Energy in Motion, Montra Electric, Switch Mobility, and, recently, BillionE Mobility are shaping how commercial fleets adopt electric vehicles. These collaborations represent some of the most important EV collaborations in India because they directly address the core barriers of cost, infrastructure, and scalability in commercial EV adoption. Key EV Partnerships of Drivn Transition Pvt. Limited Energy in Motion: Deployment of 1,000 electric trucks supported by battery-swapping and operational planning BillionE Mobility: Introduction of 200 electric trucks for freight operations and electrified corridor development Switch Mobility: EV leasing solutions enabling fleet operators
The Next Web
· Jun 24, 2026
Agility Robotics is reportedly going public via a $2.5B SPAC deal
Agility Robotics, the Oregon startup behind the bipedal Digit robot, is in talks to go public through a merger with a special-purpose acquisition company in a deal valuing it at about 2.5bn, according to Wall Street Journal. The terms have not been confirmed, the SPAC partner has not been named, and the company has not [] This story continues at The Next Web
The Motley Fool
· Jun 28, 2026
Tesla Completes Key AI Chip Milestone in Its Push Beyond the Auto Industry
This is one more step for the business to expand into robotics and AI.
The Japan Times
· Jul 1, 2026
Toyota sets up manufacturing joint venture with U.S. air taxi-maker Joby
The joint venture is part of a growing partnership between the carmaker and Joby, which makes electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles.
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Related coverage for "May Mobility Aims to Expand Robotaxi Operations Overseas Through New Partnership": Globes English — Rami Levy expanding car sale facilities. Quartz — The driverless car squeeze. The Eastern Herald — Top EV Partnerships in India Powering Drivn’s Electric Mobility and EV Fleet Solutions. The Next Web — Agility Robotics is reportedly going public via a $2.5B SPAC deal. The Motley Fool — Tesla Completes Key AI Chip Milestone in Its Push Beyond the Auto Industry. The Japan Times — Toyota sets up manufacturing joint venture with U.S. air taxi-maker Joby