A study found that the average Waymo robotaxi ride is about $6 more than a Lyft and $5 more than an Uber. Some people are willing to pay more.

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Tesla plans to launch a robotaxi service in June. Waymo has offered driverless rides since 2017. The two companies have very different strategies for self-driving cars. Business Insider compared ...

Uber passengers in Austin seemingly can't get enough of Waymo's robotaxis, with the 100 or so Waymo vehicles operating on the Uber app already busier than the human drivers they share the road with.

Uber's ad business has hit a key $1.5 billion revenue run rate target. It's pitching bespoke ad formats and ways to target Uber users on other sites.

Uber is all-in on robotaxis, and now it's bringing them to London. The ride-hailing giant is partnering with Wayve, a Microsoft-backed AI startup, to pilot a driverless ride-hailing service.

Five Waymo vehicles were set on fire during protests in LA about Trump's immigration crackdown. The company suspended service in downtown LA, a spokesperson confirmed to BI. Waymo doesn't think ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Five self-driving Waymo cars were set ablaze over the weekend as anti-ICE raids erupted in Los Angeles. The protests broke out after the Trump administration ...

Waymo, the self-driving car unit of Google parent Alphabet, is returning to New York City. But it won’t be offering rides to the paying public yet, as it currently does in four other cities.

Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo has applied for a permit to test its robotaxis in New York City, underscoring its intent to operate in one of the largest ride-hailing markets in the US despite an absence ...

Elon Musk announced a tentative launch date for Tesla's robotaxi service in Austin: June 22. Tesla's robotaxi will compete with Alphabet's Waymo. "We are being super paranoid about safety, so the ...

During a ride through London with Wayve's CEO, Business Insider encountered a number of unexpected hazards that the car handled with ease.