(Bloomberg) -- Uber Technologies Inc. on Tuesday will begin offering its customers driverless Waymo rides in Austin, marking the official start of a planned launch between the two companies.

Uber users can hail a driverless ... at no additional cost. If one of the fleets is free, an option will pop up to accept the Waymo, or wait for a non-autonomous vehicle, so that antsy riders ...

Waymo's autonomous vehicles have been something of an Austin Easter egg for years, with locals often encountering them at stoplights or road crossings. However, they will now be less of a tech ...

Currently, Waymo cars on the Uber app are priced the same as regular Uber rides. "One of the factors in terms of Uber rides costs going high is actually the cost of insurance. You see it in house ...

The launch in the Texas capital is part of an expanded partnership between ... or Uber Comfort Electric can be matched with a Waymo all-electric Jaguar I-PACE vehicle at no additional cost.

Under the partnership, only Uber users can hail Waymo’s fleet of autonomous Jaguar I-PACE vehicles. The relationship between the two companies has taken a 180-degree turn from early 2018 ...

Waymo and Uber announced in September the planned collaboration between the two companies, with rollouts poised in both Austin and Atlanta in 2025. Beginning Tuesday, Uber users can match with one ...

(In Phoenix, riders can choose between using the Waymo One or Uber app to hitch a ride.) Riders who join the interest list may be tapped to ride with Waymo before the public launch. They'll be ...

Google does not manufacture the vehicles itself, instead relying on partnerships with Uber, vehicle financing ... “Teslas probably cost a quarter, 20%, of what a Waymo costs and made in very ...