Driverless taxis are coming to Europe. American ride-hailing company Lyft has announced a partnership with Chinese tech giant Baidu to begin offering robotaxis in Germany and the UK starting in 2026.

Lyft forecast stronger-than-expected demand for the third quarter, but its second-quarter sales and ride volume fell short of ...

Lyft plans to deploy Baidu Apollo Go's RT6 robotaxis in Germany and the U.K. starting next year, pending regulatory approvals.

Lyft CEO David Risher joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, partnership with Baidu, autonomous driving competition, safety concerns, and more.

Lyft expects a strong second-half of the year, and guided for third-quarter gross bookings to rise 13% to 17%, to between $4.65 billion and $4.8 billion. Analysts are looking for gross bookings of ...

Key Points GAAP revenue for Q2 2025 was $1.60 billion, missing analyst estimates by 0.68% (GAAP), Revenue was $1.59 billion, missing analyst estimates by 0.68%, but rising approximately 10.6% ...

Lyft's quarterly revenue miss overshadowed an upbeat gross bookings forecast for the September-quarter on Wednesday, as the ...

The Details: Lyft reported quarterly earnings of 10 cents per share, which beat the analyst consensus estimate of four cents, ...

With partnerships including DoorDash and Chase already in place, Lyft's entry into Europe positions the company to extend ...

According to the statement, Apollo Go will launch autonomous ride-hailing services in Europe via Lyft's vast transportation ...

The company’s long-touted 18A process node, central to its effort to revive high-end semiconductor production in the U.S., ...

The American company Lyft has announced that, together with the Chinese giant Baidu, they will launch robotaxis in Europe ...