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Volkswagen startet Robotaxi-Pilot mit Moia in Hamburg

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By Lloyd Lee
| Yahoo Finance Deutschland Verified
Volkswagens Mobilitätstochter Moia startet einen Pilotbetrieb für Robotaxis in Deutschland. Damit steigt ein weiterer großer Autohersteller tiefer in den Markt für autonomes Fahren ein. Seit Mittwoch können ausgewählte, vorab registrierte Hamburger Fahrten mit einem selbstfahrenden VW ID. Buzz über die Moia-App buchen. Zum Start sind bis zu fünf Fahrzeuge im Einsatz, die Flotte soll später auf bis zu zehn Fahrzeuge wachsen, teilte ein Unternehmenssprecher BUSINESS INSIDER (BI) mit.
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Volkswagen enters the robotaxi race with its first passenger service launch in Germany

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By Lloyd Lee
| Aol Verified
Moia is launching a pilot autonomous shuttle service using Volkswagen's ID. Buzz vans.Marcus Brandt/picture alliance via Getty Images Volkswagen's autonomous mobility arm, Moia, is launching a pilot robotaxi service in Hamburg. The company said it will start with 10 VW ID. Buzz vehicles with safety operators. Moia also plans to launch a passenger service in the US with Uber.
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Kevin O'Leary and Fox News sued over claims that data center critics had China ties

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By Lloyd Lee
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Lloyd Lee Updated Wed, 15 July 2026 at 11:33 pm UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A Kevin O'Leary-backed company is trying to build a massive data center in Box Elder County, Utah. The "Shark Tank" star went on news programs, accusing the project's critics of being foreign agents. O'Leary later said on social media that he had no evidence that the critics were funded by China.
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