COVID-19 is the latest obstacle for autonomous cars and ride-sharing to move forward. Ford Motor Company has postponed the commercial deployment of its autonomous vehicles by a year, and Waymo temporarily suspended on-road testing and ride-hailing in Arizona. Uber and General Motors’ Maven have also been impacted, with the latter having recently been shut down. Sam Abuelsamid, principal analyst for Washington-based Guidehouse Insights, believes electrification will now be the priority. (Source: The Detroit News) Read the original story…



