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Robotaxi companies race to roll out driverless fleets in major U.S. cities

48 statements, May 1, 2026 16:01 UTC to Jun 30, 2026 18:33 UTC
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  1. Neutral

    Waymo and Uber confirmed their robotaxi pilot in Phoenix, Arizona, has ended

    thestreet.com
  2. Neutral

    Baidu is partnering with Swiss Post's PostBus to run autonomous driving trials in Switzerland.

    finance.yahoo.com
  3. Neutral

    Tesla and Waymo are competing in the robotaxi race.

    finance.yahoo.com
  4. Neutral

    Lyft is hiring ride-hailing drivers to service self-driving cars.

    businessinsider.com
  5. Neutral

    Uber Technologies is launching driverless robotaxi service in Houston using vehicles from Lucid Group and Nuro.

    finance.yahoo.com
  6. Neutral

    WeRide and Uber are set to introduce a commercial robotaxi service in Greater Zurich later this year.

    finance.yahoo.com
  7. Neutral

    Mobileye is launching its own robotaxi service in the US starting in 2027.

    finance.yahoo.com
  8. Neutral

    Stellantis, Wayve, and Uber partner to deploy robotaxi services

    finance.yahoo.com
  9. Bullish

    Lucid Group, Inc. announced plans to launch a robotaxi service in Houston in 2027 in partnership with Uber Technologies, Inc. and Nuro, Inc.

    benzinga.com
  10. Bullish

    Mobileye is launching its own vertically integrated autonomous ride-hailing business.

    barchart.com
  11. Neutral

    Stellantis, Wayve, and Uber announced a collaboration to explore the development and global-scale rollout of Level 4 driverless robotaxis.

    breakingthenews.net
  12. Neutral

    Uber plans to launch a premium robotaxi service in Houston by mid-2027

    techcrunch.com
  13. Neutral

    Mobileye plans to launch a robotaxi service in a U.S. city in 2027

    techcrunch.com
  14. Bullish

    Intel-backed Mobileye Global Inc. plans to operate its own robotaxi business beyond supplying self-driving technology.

    benzinga.comHigh importance
  15. Neutral

    Mobileye plans to launch a robotaxi service in a U.S. city in 2027

    techcrunch.com
  16. Neutral

    Mobileye Global plans to launch its own robotaxi service in a major U.S. city in 2027.

    cnbc.com
  17. Bullish

    Mobileye is launching its own robotaxi service in the United States next year.

    finance.yahoo.com
  18. Neutral

    Waymo launched a $29.99 monthly subscription for robotaxi service

    bizjournals.com
  19. Bullish

    Tesla is progressing well with its unsupervised robotaxi service.

    finance.yahoo.com
  20. Neutral

    Waymo launched a loyalty program called Waymo Premier for robotaxi riders.

    techcrunch.com
  21. Neutral

    Waymo introduces a $30-a-month premium tier for riders seeking faster pickups.

    theverge.com
  22. Neutral

    Tesla is rolling out unsupervised robotaxis in the Austin Metro area

    finance.yahoo.com
  23. Neutral

    Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) is launching a robotaxi fleet.

    benzinga.com
  24. Bullish

    Tesla Robotaxi has surpassed 1.7 million paid miles traveled earlier this year.

    finance.yahoo.com
  25. Neutral

    Waymo is deploying driverless fleets in major U.S. cities.

    zerohedge.com
  26. Neutral

    Tesla is deploying driverless fleets in major U.S. cities.

    zerohedge.com
  27. Neutral

    Zoox is deploying driverless fleets in major U.S. cities.

    zerohedge.com
  28. Neutral

    Lyft is deploying driverless fleets in major U.S. cities.

    zerohedge.com
  29. Neutral

    Tesla expanded its unsupervised robotaxi service to the Austin metropolitan area in Texas, US.

    finance.yahoo.com
  30. Neutral

    Uber and Autobrains plan to launch a robotaxi programme in Munich in collaboration with Nvidia.

    finance.yahoo.com
  31. Neutral

    Waymo is rolling out 100 Ojai vehicles into its autonomous commercial fleet.

    abnormalreturns.com
  32. Neutral

    Alphabet's Waymo is launching Ojai robotaxi vehicle for public rides in California and Arizona.

    finance.yahoo.com
  33. Neutral

    Tesla is preparing to use Cybercabs as robotaxis.

    investors.com
  34. Neutral

    Waymo is offering rides in its new Ojai robotaxi with the 6th-generation Driver hardware.

    electrek.co
  35. Neutral

    Waymo is accepting riders for its newest robotaxi in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Francisco.

    techcrunch.com
  36. Neutral

    Waymo is deploying a robotaxi built with Zeekr to expand public rides

    bloomberg.com
  37. Bullish

    Tesla has launched its robotaxi service in Houston, Dallas, and Austin

    finance.yahoo.com
  38. Neutral

    Waymo will not allow its robotaxis on freeways in multiple cities including Phoenix until driverless vehicle issues are resolved

    bizjournals.com
  39. Neutral

    Uber Technologies Inc. partners with Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo on a potential robotaxi service.

    benzinga.com
  40. Bullish

    Tesla is investing in robotaxi operations in Austin, Dallas, and Houston

    finance.yahoo.comHigh importance
  41. Neutral

    Waymo has added new cities to its service list without an Uber partnership.

    businessinsider.com
  42. Neutral

    Uber Technologies is facing the biggest transformation in its history due to autonomous vehicles and robots.

    finance.yahoo.comHigh importance
  43. Bullish

    Tesla is expanding its robotaxi service beyond Austin into Dallas and Houston

    barchart.com
  44. Bullish

    Tesla launched unsupervised Robotaxi rides in Dallas and Houston

    247wallst.com
  45. Neutral

    Tesla's fleet of vehicles using the company's Full Self-Driving system has driven over 10 billion miles.

    theverge.com
  46. Neutral

    Tesla Inc. is providing unsupervised Robotaxi rides in Dallas and Houston

    benzinga.com
  47. Neutral

    Uber plans to equip its drivers' vehicles with sensors to collect data for autonomous vehicle companies.

    techcrunch.com
  48. Neutral

    Waymo, Tesla and five other driverless taxi companies are racing to roll out service in dozens of U.S. cities.

    wsj.com