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Nissan, Uber, and Wayve to Test Tokyo Robotaxis in Late 2026
TechnologyReuterswsjnikkei-asia+3observadormainichi-englishseeking-alpha5mo ago6 sources

Nissan, Uber, and Wayve to Test Tokyo Robotaxis in Late 2026

Uber, Nissan, and autonomous driving company Wayve are collaborating to launch a robotaxi pilot program in Tokyo by the end of 2026, integrating Wayve's AI-powered autonomous driving system into Nissan LEAF vehicles, with Mainichi English also reporting on the tie-up. The latest reports confirm the testing is slated for late 2026.

Robotaxi Market Race Intensifies in London
Businessjapan-times2mo ago

Robotaxi Market Race Intensifies in London

The competition for the robotaxi market has arrived in London, with British startup Wayve, in partnership with Uber, vying against US rival Waymo, owned by Google-parent Alphabet.

Uber to Launch Robotaxi Service in London This Summer
Businessbloombergle-figaroder-standard+3The Independentindex-hrchannel-news-asia2mo ago6 sources

Uber to Launch Robotaxi Service in London This Summer

Uber is preparing to launch its first robotaxi service in London this summer, partnering with Wayve to introduce self-driving vehicles. The company has opened sign-ups for the service, anticipating its availability in the coming months.

British Tourist Dies in Zakynthos Villa Pool
WorldBBCberlingskeglobe-and-mail+27France 24publicodelfi-ltThe Independentindex-hrobservadorYahoo24ur+19 more3mo ago30 sources

British Tourist Dies in Zakynthos Villa Pool

A British female tourist was found dead in the swimming pool of a tourist villa in Zakynthos, Greece. Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death.

Investments in Autonomous Driving Companies
Technologyfaz6mo ago

Investments in Autonomous Driving Companies

Significant investments are being made in autonomous driving companies, including Google's Waymo and British start-up Wayve, with car manufacturers also participating in these multi-billion dollar funding rounds.