For the first time, Londoners can be matched with Wayve-powered electric vehicles through the Uber app, as the companies begin supervised autonomous rides ahead of a wider global rollout.
No geofence, no lidar, but not driverless.
Commuters getting around London will be able to call robotaxis through the Uber app to get autonomous vehicles.
Wayve and Uber have launched their autonomous ride service in London as planned. However, a safety driver will remain onboard for the time being.
Uber and British autonomous-driving startup Wayve launched London’s first public robotaxi service on Sept. 3, with licensed safety drivers remaining behind the wheel during the initial rollout.
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Uber and Wayve are launching a robotaxi service in London on Thursday, marking the city's first self-driving taxi service
London is launching its first self-driving taxi service with Uber and Wayve. These electric vehicles will initially have human safety drivers present. The service operates under…
For the first time, Londoners can be matched with Wayve-powered electric vehicles through the Uber app, as the companies begin supervised autonomous rides ahead of a wider global…
Uber and British autonomous-driving startup Wayve launched London’s first public robotaxi service on Sept. 3, with licensed safety drivers remaining behind the wheel during the…
The first Ford Mustang Mach-E EVs fitted with Wayve’s autonomous driving tech can now be hailed in London on the Uber app.
Uber and British start-up Wayve launched their commercial robotaxi service in London on Thursday, although passengers will still have a human supervisor behind the wheel.
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LONDON, Sept 3 — Uber and British start-up Wayve launched their commercial robotaxi service in London on Thursday, although passengers will still have a human supervisor behind...
Wayve's Uber cars are licensed as private hire vehicles, so a human is legally required. The driverless permit route sits unused.