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Tesla has launched 45 Cybercabs without steering wheels or pedals in Austin, Texas, operating solely autonomously or via remote control. This is under a special permit as the vehicles do not meet US safety regulations for public roads.
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France has permitted test drives of autonomous Tesla vehicles on public roads following discussions with Elon Musk, after prior safety concerns. Five European states have now allowed the use of Tesla's FSD Supervisé since the start of the year.
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In August 2026, 32.4 percent of newly registered passenger cars in Germany were fully electric. CO2 emissions decreased by 18.0 percent to 86.0 g/km.
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Uber has launched robotaxi operations in London, utilizing technology from Wayve. Passengers are informed in advance and can opt for conventionally driven vehicles if preferred. Prices remain unchanged.
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31.4 percent of adults in Germany own an e-bike, a doubling since 2020. Lower Saxony has the highest ownership rate at 39.4 percent. Approximately 12 to 13 percent of adults regularly replace car trips with e-bike use.
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Almost one in three Germans owns an e-bike or pedelec, according to a survey. The number of owners has more than doubled since 2020, with a 3.4 percentage point increase compared to the previous year.
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BYD plans to use the integrated electric car technology from its Japanese Kei-car Racco for a new small car series in Europe. This X-PACK technology combines ten drive components within the battery housing, aiming for more compact and affordable vehicles.
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The Rhine water level in Kaub has risen to approximately 72 centimeters after rainfall, allowing freighters to partially load. However, around 1.50 meters would be necessary for full loading.
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Autonomous mobility company Waymo is launching in Munich. Data from the US indicates that autonomous vehicles are twelve to twenty times safer than taxis with human drivers.
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Italy plans to introduce fines for pedestrians distracted by smartphones or similar devices while crossing or walking on the road. Associations can submit proposed amendments until September 13, 2026.
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