When Google originally showcased the newer low-speed "cute-mobile" self-driving car, it threw around a goal of having about 100 of them on the road for testing within a couple years. Now, as the company is bringing its low-speed electric prototypes to Austin a year later, a report from The Guardian includes new information about the program shared by Sarah Hunter, head of policy for Google [X], at the California Public Utilities Commission. Hunter says that Google is producing at least a "few hundred" of the cars and hints at potential future of mass-production... Read more of this post