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Baidu Apollo Go
Baidu's robotaxi: driverless in China, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, available in the Uber app in Dubai since August 2026, trials in Switzerland and London.
Vehicles, services and companies of automated driving: SAE level, open cities, fleet, prices, with the date each figure was verified.
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Baidu's robotaxi: driverless in China, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, available in the Uber app in Dubai since August 2026, trials in Switzerland and London.
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GM shut its Cruise robotaxi service in December 2024 and bets on the personal car: hands-free Super Cruise today, eyes-off highway driving announced for 2028.
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The only Level 3 system approved in Europe: 95 km/h on German motorways since late 2024, 60 km/h in the US, paused on the facelifted S-Class and EQS in 2026.
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Chinese operator Pony.ai: 1,975 robotaxis on June 30, 2026, paid driverless service in China's four tier-one cities, more than 2,000 vehicles planned in Europe with Uber.
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Tesla's robotaxi service: cities without a safety monitor, paid Cybercab rides in Austin, the federal audit of the vehicle's certification, the school-zone petition.
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Uber builds no robotaxi but distributes them: more than 30 partners, up to 15 cities with autonomous trips targeted for end of 2026, deals with Waymo, Wayve and Baidu.
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Volkswagen's autonomous ID. Buzz shuttles: a Hamburg pilot with ten vehicles and a safety driver, a Los Angeles project with Uber, the project's future in question.
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Alphabet's robotaxi service: cities open to the public, weekly rides target, the new Ojai vehicle, plans for London and Munich.
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UK company Wayve: London's first autonomous rides with Uber since September 3, 2026, licensed driver on board, Ford Mustang Mach-E, Tokyo pilot with Nissan.
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Chinese operator WeRide: driverless in Abu Dhabi and Dubai with Uber, 1,200 robotaxis planned in the Middle East by 2027, Singapore with Grab, 2,600 vehicles targeted.
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Amazon's purpose-built robotaxi: paid rides in Las Vegas, San Francisco on a waitlist, a federal exemption for 2,500 vehicles a year, Nevada's cap lifted.