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Law·18/6/2026Resumen IA

Rivian Sued Over Alleged False Claims About Autonomous Driving Capabilities

Rivian faces a class action lawsuit alleging the EV maker made false claims about the hands-free driving capabilities of its first-generation R1T and R1S models. The suit claims Rivian falsely promised its Driver+ system would be standard, despite knowing Gen 1 vehicles couldn't achieve Level 3 autonomy.

TechCrunch

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Pennsylvania Enforces Hands-Free Driving Law with $50 Fines

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Law·4/6/2026Resumen IA

Pennsylvania Enforces Hands-Free Driving Law with $50 Fines

Pennsylvania drivers face $50 fines starting Friday for holding cellphones while driving, as Paul Miller's Law's warning period ends. The hands-free measure prohibits handheld device use, even at stops, with exceptions for emergency calls and hands-free tech.

The Independent World

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Stellantis Taps Wayve for Hands-Free Driving in 2028

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21/5/2026Resumen IA

Stellantis Taps Wayve for Hands-Free Driving in 2028

Stellantis will integrate U.K. startup Wayve's AI-powered hands-free driving technology into its vehicles starting in 2028, targeting the North American market first. This deal marks Wayve's second automaker partnership and follows its recent $1.2 billion funding round.

TechCrunch

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