NASA has put out a call for private industry to help it build a next-generation moon buggy as part of its $90 billion-plus program to put U.S. astronauts back on the lunar surface in the late-2020s.

Venturi Astrolab, a California start-up, is one of the companies competing to build NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle. In this photo, test drivers take the company’s FLEX rover for a ride in Death ...

That cargo could include infrastructure to build a new moon base or a neat little buggy for astronauts in orbit to get around on. This particular cargo could play into the hands of SpaceX, ...

NASA has announced three finalists to pitch them their best moon car ideas by this time next year to use on upcoming Artemis lunar missions. During a press conference yesterday afternoon, the ...

NASA has revealed its new Moon buggy, which will eventually cart humans across the surface of the Moon. It has been reported that this space-bound car can crawl across rocks, drive in all direction… ...

Nasa has unveiled the lunar buggy concepts that will be developed for its upcoming crewed missions to the Moon. Among the vehicles is a self-driving ‘Moon RACER’ built by US startup Intuitive ...