While Tesla and Waymo continue to dominate the robotaxi conversation, Lucid enters the fray with a $300 million joint venture ...

The concept has been proved, but companies from Tesla to Uber, Google and Amazon are taking different routes to a profitable ...

Uber has said it is "ready to go" now with driverless taxis in the UK - but the government has put back the date it expects to approve fully self-driving vehicles.

Uber is teaming up with Waymo to offer a fleet of autonomous rides in Austin, Texas, joining Uber and Waymo's existing network in Phoenix. Starting Tuesday, passengers in Austin can request a ...

Andrew Macdonald, senior vice president of mobility at Uber, told the BBC:”We’re ready to launch robotaxis in the UK as soon as the regulatory environment is ready for us.” ...

Uber has officially launched its driverless rideshare service in Atlanta through a partnership with Waymo, bringing fully autonomous, all-electric vehicles to local streets. The rollout features ...

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Uber says it is "ready to go" with its fleet of self-driving cars, but regulations in the UK could prevent them from touching the tarmac for several years. Despite the ridesharing company's aim to ...

Another concern is that driverless cars could increase accidents and hurt the overall rider experience. "These cars are not going to be able to do the things or make decisions the way an Uber ...

Fully driverless cars are coming to London. Uber and one of the ridehail company’s many robotaxi partners, Wayve, announced today that they will begin testing Level 4 autonomous vehicles in ...

Uber Technologies Inc. and self-driving technology firm Wayve Technologies Ltd. plan to run their first trial of fully autonomous vehicles in London, paving the way for the two companies to launch ...

General Motors paused its driverless taxi service Cruise in San Francisco in 2023 because of safety concerns. "The reality is that one accident is too many," said Uber's Mr Macdonald.