Uber and Pony.ai announced plans to deploy 2,000 self-driving taxis across Europe and expand their robotaxi partnership to the Middle East. They recently launched Europe's first commercial robotaxi service in Zagreb, Croatia, and will roll out services to four more European cities. This expansion aims to gather more data to improve safety and efficiency, supporting Uber's goal to lead in autonomous vehicle commercialization. The companies are also involved in robotaxi projects in Japan and the Middle East, competing with global players like Waymo and Baidu Apollo Go.
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