Aptiv to continue testing robotaxi fleet in Vegas long after CES

The Las Vegas fleet offers evidence that Aptiv's autonomous r&d is gaining momentum.

January 08, 2018 05:00 AM

LAS VEGAS -- Tech supplier Aptiv, which is ferrying CES visitors and participants up and down the Strip in a fleet of driverless vehicles, plans to keep its robotaxi fleet here after the show concludes.

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