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Could Uber and Waymo Ruin Tesla’s Robotaxi Business?
Uber and Waymo have deployed driverless Jaguar I-PACE SUVs across a 65-square-mile service area via Uber’s app, shortly after Tesla’s robotaxi launch in Austin in March 2025. The launch features around 100 vehicles, dwarfing Tesla’s pilot of around a dozen supervised Model Y SUVs in a geofenced zone.
How Tesla's robotaxi efforts stack up against Waymo and Zoox
Electric car maker Tesla started a trial of its long-awaited robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, the first step toward what could be a showdown with Alphabet's Waymo, the only player currently offering fully autonomous paid rides in the United States.
Google-owned Waymo outlasted Cruise and raced ahead of Zoox to gain ubiquity on San Francisco streets, and so far, it ...
Alphabet’s Waymo scales robotaxi operations across the US, but investor attention remains focused on Tesla’s high-valuation ...
The first Tesla robotaxi rides were available on Sunday. It came at a turbulent time for Elon Musk.
The Alphabet Inc. unit is entering its fifth major city, operating robotaxis in a partnership with Uber in a 65-square-mile ...
Waymo’s robotaxis will begin carrying passengers through parts of Atlanta Tuesday in an expansion of a partnership with ...
Tesla hasn’t revealed its next steps or when the general public will be allowed to summon a Robotaxi in Austin. Musk has said ...
Waymo's robotaxis began carrying passengers through parts of Atlanta on Tuesday in an expansion of a partnership with Uber ...
Instead of Big Tech's approach of competing against existing transportation providers, Volkswagen aims to work alongside them ...
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