Waymo Breaks From Uber: Robotaxi Rivalry Heats Up in Austin and Atlanta
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Waymo Breaks From Uber: Robotaxi Rivalry Heats Up in Austin and Atlanta
Waymo has told Uber it will launch its own rider app in Austin and Atlanta starting in January 2028. The move ends an exclusivity deal that funneled all Waymo robotaxi rides through Uber in those cities. Hundreds of the autonomous vehicles will stay available on the Uber platform until at least May 2028 under the current contract. But the writing is on the wall. Competition in the self-driving ride market just got more direct. The news broke Fri…
Uber and Waymo to end exclusivity arrangement in Atlanta and Austin
For the past three years, Uber and Alphabet-owned Waymo have partnered to bring driverless rides to passengers in two major U.S. markets. That relationship is now undergoing some changes. To this point, Waymo has made its robotaxis available in Atlanta and Austin, Texas, exclusively through the…
The autonomous taxis are becoming increasingly popular in the USA. Nevertheless, the two contracting parties come together again and again. The reason for this is also concerns about driving safety. read more on t3n.de
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