End-to-end learned driving; partners with automakers.
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Uber and Wayve opened a London waitlist to launch Britain's first commercial robotaxi service in summer 2026 — Level-4 rides initially overseen by trained safety drivers ("dozens, not hundreds" of cars), ahead of Waymo and Baidu.
Stellantis, Wayve and Uber signed a (non-binding) MoU on 17 Jun 2026 to develop and deploy Level-4 robotaxis at global scale — pairing Stellantis' L4-Ready vehicle platforms, Wayve's mapless end-to-end AI driver, and Uber's marketplace, targeting cities across Europe, North America and beyond. Wayve's region-agnostic approach (no city-by-city HD mapping) is pitched as the path to faster, cheaper expansion.
