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Uber and Waymo to Launch Robotaxi Service in Atlanta This Summer

Uber announces an interest list for riders in Atlanta to access Waymo's robotaxis as they prepare for a summer launch.

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  1. Uber, Waymo launch 'interest list' for autonomous rides in Atlanta

    A growing list of companies, including many heavy hitters in the auto industry, are racing to make autonomous driving a reality by investing heavily in developing their own self-driving technology.

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  3. Waymo and Uber prepare to launch robotaxi service in Atlanta this summer

    For the two companies, the “Waymo on Uber” service splits the responsibilities of owning and operating a fleet of driverless vehicles: Uber handles the charging, maintenance and cleaning of the autonomous vehicles, as well as managing access to the robotaxis via its app, while Waymo monitors the tech and the autonomous operations, including rider assistance.

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Updated: Apr 15th, 2025, 9:30 AM ET

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Uber and Waymo are set to launch a robotaxi service in Atlanta this summer, allowing users to hail Waymo's Jaguar I-PACE vehicles through the Uber app. Customers can join an interest list to increase their chances of being selected for early access. The service will cover 65 square miles, with plans for future expansion. Consumers can expect rates similar to standard Uber services, and support will be available 24/7.

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  • Uber and Waymo are launching a robotaxi service in Atlanta, expanding their partnership and allowing riders to join an interest list for early access.

  • The partnership divides responsibilities, with Uber managing vehicle maintenance and cleaning, while Waymo oversees the autonomous driving technology.

  • The robotaxi service aims to lower entry barriers for riders by allowing hailing through the Uber app, enhancing user experience compared to other city operations.

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