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Uber and Lyft stock fall after Waymo applies for NYC testing permit
Investing.com -- Uber (NYSE: UBER) stock fell 2.5% and Lyft (NASDAQ: LYFT) shares dropped 3.75% on Wednesday after Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) Waymo applied for a permit to test its autonomous vehicles in New York City, signaling potential future competition in one of the largest ride-hailing markets in the U.S.
A study found that the average Waymo robotaxi ride is about $6 more than a Lyft and $5 more than an Uber. Some people are ...
Alphabet-owned Waymo is also expanding in California, putting it leagues against competitors, including Tesla, which plans to launch a limited robotaxi service in Austin this weekend.
Waymo does not require tipping, which subtly reduces the total cost compared to Uber or taxis, where tipping is customary and socially expected. Additionally, there are no driver incentives or bonuses ...
A new analysis done by ride-hailing aggregator Obi shows Waymos cost more especially on shorter trips. They also have longer ...
Obi ridesharing report shows that people are paying more and waiting a longer time for rides from Waymo versus Uber.
A new pricing study by ride data platform Obi, found 74% of riders cite safety as their top concern around robotaxis — even ...
In an aerial view, Waymo cars are seen parked at a Waymo facility in San Francisco, California. Waymo is providing paid rides ...
Waymo extends its autonomous taxi service in San Francisco and Los Angeles, reaching new areas and strategically approaching ...
Uber Inc. (NYSE: UBER) and Lyft Inc. (NASDAQ: LYFT) shares are trading lower Wednesday after Bloomberg reported that Waymo applied for a New York City testing permit.
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