News
Joby Aviation stock pops 12% after company delivers first flying taxi to UAE
Joby Aviation stock soared about 14% as the flying air taxi maker got closer to launching a service in the United Arab Emirates. The electric vertical takeoff and landing, or eVTOL, company said Monday that it delivered its first aircraft to the UAE and has completed piloted flight tests as it readies for a 2026 launch in the region.
The Autopian on MSN5h
Here's How Much It Cost Us To Take A Yellow Taxi 3000 Miles From New York To Los AngelesHopefully, you’ve all been following the saga of the $800, 375,000-mile ex-NYC taxi that we pulled out of a Copart yard, ...
While Abu Dhabi positions itself to become the first Middle Eastern city to operate flying taxis, aircraft testing is expected to begin later this year. The capital recently received flight simulators ...
Electric carmaker Tesla launched a limited version of its driverless taxi service in Austin, Texas, this week. Chief ...
De La Cruz has been added to the Yankees' taxi squad, Chris Kirschner of The Athletic reports. Initial reports suggested that De La Cruz would take Trent Grisham's (hamstring) spot on the active ...
4hon MSN
Tesla stock barely moved following the launch of its long-anticipated robo-taxi service, rising just 0.5% last week, ...
ZNetwork on MSN4hOpinion
On Zohran Mamdani and Taxi DriversZohran Mamdani beat Andrew Cuomo decisively in the Democratic primary for Mayor of NYC and I am still in profound and happy ...
Many people on social media were stunned to see the meter on the taxi had run up to €1,773 (£1,520) with many curious to know ...
Highland Council is spending £4.6m more on school taxis than it did about five years ago, despite a reduction in pupils ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback