In newly released footage, Mobileye's test vehicle makes its way through the busy roads of Manhattan, stopping for pedestrians and cyclists, and navigating construction zones.

US auto giant Ford has joined the race to develop a self-driving vehicle and is working with Israeli startup SAIPS to get to the finish line.

The Tel Aviv startup runs pilot projects in the UK, the US and in Israel, and plans to make its debut at CES next month.

Founded in 2017, the startup developed an advanced IoT platform for traffic management in urban environments.

The German auto giant and the driver assistance systems tech firm, now an Intel company, are set to use Israel as a global beta site for testing mobility-as-a-service model.

The seed funding round was led by Viola Ventures, OurCrowd, and MizMaa Ventures, with participation from LG Electronics, and Mitsubishi UFJ Capital.

After Intel bought collision avoidance company Mobileye for $15.3 billion, Israel has become the world's epicenter for self-driving car technology.

March 23, 2017 | Israeli V2X (Vehicle to Everything) communication solutions startup Autotalks has completed a $30 million Series D financing round. The new funding round includes the company’s existing investors: Magma Venture Capital, Gemini Israel Fund, Amiti Fund, Mitsui & Co. Global Investment, Liberty Ventures and Delek Motors, as well as new financial investors: Israeli […]

Uber gets behind the wheel, acquires Israeli self-driving truck company Otto for $680 million.