Stellantis, Wayve, and Uber have formed a partnership to accelerate the global deployment of fully autonomous Level 4 robotaxis. Stellantis will manufacture vehicles designed for autonomous use, Wayve will provide AI driving software capable of navigating complex environments without detailed maps, and Uber will integrate these vehicles into its ride-hailing app. This collaboration aims to scale driverless mobility efficiently and safely, building on existing projects in cities like London and Tokyo. The partnership reflects a growing industry trend of combining automaker, software, and mobility platform strengths to commercialize autonomous transport.
Arete Research downgraded Uber's stock from Buy to Neutral with a $74 price target, citing an expected 64.95% drop in earnings per share to $1.09 despite 9.6% revenue growth to $14.76 billion. Uber faces new competition from Tesla's Cybercab, which o...
Uber shares have fallen over 30% from their highs despite the company posting record free cash flow. The stock currently trades around $71, well below the Wall Street consensus target of $102, indicating a 44% potential upside. Analyst Mark Mahaney f...
Uber has invested $10 million in Indian fleet management startup Carrum Mobility, valuing the company at about $168 million. Carrum supplies over 5,100 vehicles and 18,000 drivers to Uber’s various service tiers in India, including the premium Uber B...
Tesla's stock rose 4% following Slovenia's approval of its Full Self-Driving system and the launch of the Cybercab, a vehicle designed for autonomous ride-hailing. This progress threatens Uber, whose shares fell 4%, despite strong Q2 2026 results sho...
Uber's profits doubled and free cash flow surpassed $10 billion, yet its stock price remains flat and down over the past year. The market appears to be pricing in risks from autonomous vehicle rivals like Waymo, which could disrupt Uber's dominance i...
