Waymo launches paid robotaxi rides in Denver, San Diego and Tampa
Waymo opened paid robotaxi rides to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa on September 1, 2026, bringing its commercial driverless service to 14 US cities and roughly 150 additional square miles. The company's fleet has grown to more than 4,000 vehicles, and it is targeting 1 million weekly rides by end of 2026.
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@Sam_Badawi
$GOOGL Waymo is launching paid driverless rides in San Diego, Tampa and Denver, while Amazon $AMZN Zoox is starting supervised testing in Houston and San Diego. Waymo now has 4,000+ vehicles across 14 U.S. cities and is targeting 1M weekly rides by YE26. https://t.co/SM59wl53ec
@StockMKTNewz
Google $GOOGL owned Waymo will begin offering paid rides in its Self Driving Cars to the public in Denver, Colorodo San Diego, California Tampa, Florida Waymo is now available in 14 US cities - Bloomberg https://t.co/aIBC3ukFq3
@tldrnewsletter
Waymo opened paid robotaxi rides to the public in Denver, San Diego, and Tampa, bringing its commercial driverless service to 14 US cities and roughly 150 additional square miles of territory. Its fleet has grown to more than 4,000 vehicles, and riders are being invited on a
@PolymarketMoney
JUST IN: Waymo is opening paid robotaxi rides to the public in Denver, San Diego and Tampa.