Uber and Waymo have ended their robotaxi pilot program in Phoenix, Arizona, where just over a dozen Waymo autonomous vehicles operated via the Uber app. The pilot helped Uber expand its autonomous vehicle services in Austin and Atlanta, where hundreds of Waymo vehicles are now available exclusively on Uber. Waymo will continue to use its Phoenix fleet for autonomous deliveries with DoorDash, a competitor to Uber Eats. This move highlights Uber's strategy to partner broadly with autonomous vehicle developers, while Waymo plans to expand robotaxi services through other platforms like Lyft in Nashville.
Waymo has ended its nearly three-year partnership with Uber in Phoenix, removing its robotaxis from Uber's ride-hail app in the city. The vehicles used in this pilot program have been integrated into Waymo's own Phoenix fleet, available through its a...
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