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Uber and Pony.ai plan to bring 2,000 robotaxis to Europe

Uber and Pony.ai are teaming up to introduce 2,000 robotaxis across Europe, expanding their partnership to capture a slice of the growing robotaxi market. While Pony.ai has successfully launched in China, details on the timeline and specifi...

TechCrunch· Aug 14, 2026 · 1:15 PM · 3 views

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Uber and Pony.ai are teaming up to introduce 2,000 robotaxis across Europe, expanding their partnership to capture a slice of the growing robotaxi market. While Pony.ai has successfully launched in China, details on the timeline and specific cities for Europe are still under wraps.

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