Uber and Pony.ai to Deploy 2,000 Robotaxis Across Five European Cities

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Uber and autonomous driving company Pony.ai have announced plans to expand their robotaxi partnership to five European cities. The collaboration, which initially launched in Zagreb, Croatia, will now extend to four additional European markets. The two companies aim to deploy a fleet of 2,000 self-driving vehicles across these locations. The expansion signals growing ambitions by both firms to scale autonomous ride-hailing services in Europe.

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