Waymo and Uber's exclusive partnership for robotaxi rides in Austin and Atlanta will end in early 2028, as Waymo plans to launch its own app in these cities. This change reflects Waymo's growing presence in the robotaxi market across multiple U.S. cities, where it operates independently or with other partners like Lyft. Uber will continue offering Waymo rides until May 2028 and will also add other autonomous vehicle options to its platform. The shift allows riders more choice and signals evolving competition in the autonomous ride-hailing space.
Waymo is reportedly seeking to exit its partnership with Uber, which currently offers Waymo's robotaxis on Uber's platform in Austin and Atlanta. The contract between the two companies is set to end in May 2028, with Waymo planning to launch its own ...
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