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Ex-Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla, Cybercab: “They’re a car company with a driver-assist system”

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Waymo, Alphabet’s autonomous driving unit, is still unchallenged in the robotaxi sector, outpacing Tesla’s Cybercab and FSD system. This is, at least, according to John Krafcik, Waymo’s former CEO.  Krafcik shared his thoughts on Waymo, Tesla, and the Cybercab in an interview with Business Insider. Still Not a Competitor Krafcik, who led Waymo until 2021, previously noted that Tesla is just an electric vehicle maker with a “really good driver as…
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Ex-Waymo CEO dismisses Tesla, Cybercab: “They’re a car company with a driver-assist system”

Waymo, Alphabet’s autonomous driving unit, is still unchallenged in the robotaxi sector, outpacing Tesla’s Cybercab and FSD system. This is, at least, according to John Krafcik, Waymo’s former CEO.  Krafcik shared his thoughts on Waymo, Tesla, and the Cybercab in an interview with Business Insider. Still Not a Competitor Krafcik, who led Waymo until 2021, previously noted that Tesla is just an electric vehicle maker with a “really good driver as…

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Ex-Waymo CEO: Teslas Robotaxis have no chance against Waymo

Former Waymo CEO John Krafcik said Business Insider that Waymo currently has no competitors — not even Tesla.

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