Uber has significantly increased its involvement in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology by partnering with and investing in over 30 AV companies worldwide since 2023. After selling its own AV division in 2020, Uber shifted focus back to AVs through strategic collaborations with firms like Aurora, Baidu, Lucid, and WeRide, among others. These partnerships span robotaxi services, autonomous deliveries, and fleet management across multiple continents, aiming to integrate AVs into Uber's ride-hailing and delivery platforms. This global, multi-partner approach positions Uber to leverage diverse AV technologies while minimizing direct development risks, with commercial deployments planned in cities across the US, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East through 2031.
A bill in Washington, D.C. proposing widespread use of autonomous vehicles (AVs) faces strong opposition from labor unions concerned about job losses and wage impacts for gig drivers. Surprisingly, Uber has aligned with these unions, advocating for a...
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Six US politicians, including President Trump and Nancy Pelosi, have collectively purchased over $6 million in Uber stock in 2026. Their investments reflect confidence in Uber's growth potential, particularly from autonomous vehicles and Uber Eats. W...
Uber Technologies' stock fell 20% even after reporting strong first-quarter results and announcing a €12.7 billion acquisition of Delivery Hero, which will create a global duopoly with DoorDash in food delivery. The company is also advancing its auto...
Uber is expected to report Q2 results in line with or slightly above expectations, with revenue around $14.2 billion and strong gross bookings growth. Analysts from Bank of America and Jefferies highlight that investor focus will be on Uber's autonom...
