Who is ahead in the race to sell self-driving cars?

The question has been asked here before. Long story short, you're misinformed. What is the difference between Tesla's autopilot system and Google's driver-less car? How on earth did Tesla manage to pull this off, while other companies - including Google - have been trying to do it for years? read more

For the moment, most people see Tesla as in the lead in the race for self driving cars. The next leg of the race will include car manufacturers. The major car makers are determined to make their own joint initiative - they don’t want to be displaced by Apple/Google. Car makers aren’t new at the software game, modern vehicles are rolling computers. read more

That's a matter of opinion: Google launched their self-driving car a few years ago (2009*) whereas Tesla launched theirs roughly a year ago. Tesla does have the advantage of a “swarm mentality” in that all of their cars which are autopilot enabled can gather data and send that back to a data centre to be processed. read more

After interviewing executives and technology experts and reviewing announced plans, Bloomberg has taken a snapshot of the race to develop the self-driving car. Our estimated time of autonomy is based on Level 4, the prerequisite for launching businesses with self-driving tech. read more