Waymo, Uber begin offering robotaxi rides in Austin ahead of SXSW
Waymo on Tuesday began offering robotaxi rides in Austin, Texas, through the Uber app. The launch sets up Waymo to showcase its driverless technology to the 300,000 expected attendees for Austin's annual SXSW festival that kicks off Friday. Waymo is already serving over 200,000 paid trips per week across San Francisco, Los Angeles and Phoenix.
My hat’s off to the Law Brothers’ pun game. And the fact that this photo was taken from a Waymo vehicle is just the cherry on ...
Waymo’s self-driving capabilities were recently put to the test in downtown Los Angeles when a robotaxi was nearly smashed into by a pair of dangerous drivers in an adjoining lane. In a video ...
Tesla applied for a transportation charter-party carrier permit — a prerequisite for self-driving taxi programs in California ...
Waymo is now serving over 200,000 paid trips in its robotaxis each week, Alphabet Inc CEO Sundar Pichai said on Thursday.
Impact Link Move over San Francisco; Austin is the new American robotaxi capital. Waymo made its debut in the city last week. The Google-backed startup is partnering with Uber to offer robotaxis ...
Uber users can hail a driverless car in Austin. The offering is in collaboration with Waymo. Atlanta is reportedly the next market Uber and Waymo will launch in. Uber announced a partnership with ...
Unlike Waymo's deployments in LA, San Francisco, and Phoenix, Waymos in Austin are available exclusively through the Uber app ...
Waymo's autonomous vehicles have been something of an Austin Easter egg for years, with locals often encountering them at stoplights or road crossings. However, they will now be less of a tech ...
The ridehail company is also providing charging and vehicle maintenance services. Waymo has expanded its robotaxi business to its fourth city: Austin, Texas. For the first time, the Alphabet ...
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