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Waymo’s robotaxis are coming back to New York City
Waymo is currently operating a robotaxi fleet of 1,500 vehicles in four markets: San Francisco and the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Austin. It plans on launching a commercial service in Atlanta later this year, as well as Miami and Washington, DC. The company has said it will add an additional 2,000 vehicles to its fleet through 2026.
Waymo cars are coming to New York, but with a driver behind the wheel
Meanwhile, Waymo is aggressively expanding into new U.S. markets. Waymo One, its ride-hailing service, provides more than 250,000 paid trips each week across Phoenix, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Austin, Texas, and is preparing to bring fully autonomous rides to Atlanta, Miami, and Washington, D.C., in 2026.
Amazon is gearing up to make as 10,000 robotaxis annually at a sprawling plant near Silicon Valley as it prepares to ...
The company said Wednesday it has applied for a permit with the city’s Department of Transportation to test a small fleet of ...
Waymo, the self-driving car company, will expand its service area to LA County neighborhoods, including Inglewood and ...
The latest rollout expands Waymo’s Bay Area service area by 80 square miles and is the company’s third major launch on the ...
Waymo is continuing its slow and steady approach to the robotaxi business by gradually expanding its service area in the key ...
The self-driving tech company has begun building its small, custom-designed vehicle at a new Bay Area factory ahead of its commercial ride-service launch in Las Vegas.
The autonomous ride-hailing company Waymo will expand its service area in Los Angeles for the second time this year.
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Waymo takes on Manhattan, with humans for nowWaymo is bringing its robotaxis to New York next month, with a goal of launching a full-fledged driverless rideshare service ...
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