Uber on Tuesday said it was launching a self-driving pilot in London, which it said was the largest market it’s targeted.

During a ride through London with Wayve's CEO, Business Insider encountered a number of unexpected hazards that the car handled with ease.

The driverless ride-hailing service in the UK capital will see Uber deploy vehicles running Wayve's AI-powered self-driving ...

The companies said they would launch public-road trials of fully autonomous vehicles in the U.K. capital as part of Uber’s ...

London’s famed black cabs will be joined by autonomous taxis early next year when Uber Technologies Inc. links up with ...

Uber and one of the ridehail company’s many robotaxi partners, Wayve, announced today that they will begin testing Level 4 ...

Uber will launch a trial of driverless cabs in London next spring. The initiative will see autonomous vehicles without human ...

The England's new driverless services scheme will include taxis and “bus-like” services. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

The ride-hailing app said the pilot would be the first of its kind for the company, as it allow users to take Uber rides ...

Uber has announced it will launch self-driving taxis in London from spring next year. The ride-hailing app firm will operate ...

Wayve and Uber Technologies, Inc (NYSE:UBER) on Tuesday announced a first-ever plan to develop and launch public-road trials ...

Uber Technologies Inc. and self-driving technology firm Wayve Technologies Ltd. plan to run their first trial of fully ...