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 app. Uber is preparing to launch a new autonomous vehicle partnership in Phoenix but has not disclosed the partner. This move comes as Waymo expands its robotaxi operations with new vehicle models and prepares to compete directly with Uber in other cities like London. Both companies view the Phoenix pilot as a successful step in their autonomous vehicle plans, with Waymo continuing to serve Phoenix riders independently.
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