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‘They’ve Had Their Fair Share of Issues’: Uber Wants to Avoid Tech Backlash While Building Its Giant Robotaxi Fleet
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AVs are live on Uber in 7 cities, on track for as many as 15 by year-end.”
Some of that investment will go into building necessary infrastructure before putting autonomous vehicles on the roads en masse, and another good portion of that investment will go towards expanding the vehicles’ service areas globally.
“Our ambition is straightforward: to become the world’s leading commercialization platform for autonomous vehicles,” Khosrowshahi said in the earnings call.
One of those partners, Wayve, just secured a permit to begin rolling out the companies’ joint robotaxi service in London.
“Waymo is a very, very important partner of ours, and we continue to operate in Austin and Atlanta,” Khosrowshahi said.