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Waymo expands robotaxi service to Denver, San Diego and Tampa

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Waymo is set to launch its autonomous robotaxi service in three new US cities: Denver, San Diego, and Tampa. The company will follow its established rollout strategy, gradually opening access to riders on a rolling invitation basis. Expansion will be phased, with ridership slowly scaled up over time in each location. The move marks a significant geographic push for Waymo beyond its existing operational markets.

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