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Waymo Ojai robotaxi adds more space and a steering wheel for nervous riders
Executive Summary
Summary: Waymo’s new Ojai robotaxi offers more spacious cabins and includes a steering wheel to reassure nervous passengers. The purpose-built autonomous vehicle, based on a Chinese EV platform with US software, debuts in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix within weeks, with expansion planned for Denver, Las Vegas, and San Diego.
Brands mentioned: Waymo, Tesla, Chrysler, Jaguar, Zeekr
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