Waymo announced it will end its partnership with Uber in the Austin and Atlanta markets starting January 2028, shifting to offer rides exclusively through its own app. The move follows feedback from riders who found the mixed service of robotaxis and human-driven cars confusing. Waymo initially partnered with Uber for scale but now aims to build a direct relationship with riders. This change confirms earlier reports that Waymo planned to exit its Uber deal, which was due to expire in May 2028.
As of Nov 05, 2026 01:21 WIB, Uber Technologies Inc shares are trading at USD 71.46, showing a strong 1-day gain of 7.30% on Pluang. Despite the upcoming end of its partnership with Waymo in January 2028, Uber maintains a substantial market cap of $136.03 billion. Pluang users currently show a 60% sell and 40% buy order split for Uber, reflecting mixed sentiment among investors.
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