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Uber plans Tokyo robotaxi trial with Nissan and Britain's Wayve
Nissan, Uber, and Wayve plan a robotaxi pilot in Tokyo, targeting late 2026 with AI-powered Leaf EVs on Uber's platform in one of the world's most complex urban markets.
- Nissan Motor Co., Uber Technologies Inc., and British startup Wayve Technologies Ltd. plan to launch a robotaxi trial in Tokyo in the latter half of 2026 integrating Wayve's AI-based driving system into Nissan's Leaf electric vehicles bookable via Uber's platform.
- The robotaxis will operate under supervision by safety operators to address Tokyo's complex traffic, road layouts, and high safety standards.
- Nissan plans to install next-generation driver-assistance technology developed with Wayve in vehicles sold starting fiscal 2027.
- The three companies aim to expand their robotaxi services to more than 10 cities worldwide, including London.
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Plan is to offer a pilot program in the capital of Tokyo until the end of 2026, integrating the independent driving system with artificial intelligence of Wayve in the Nissan LEAF vehicles.
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During the initial phase, vehicles will operate with an on-board safety engine, informing companies
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