Tesla Tests Driverless Robotaxis as Stock Surges, Uber and Lyft Drop
Tesla begins testing fully autonomous Robotaxis in Austin without safety drivers, boosting its stock while competitors Uber and Lyft decline.
Tesla begins testing fully autonomous Robotaxis in Austin without safety drivers, boosting its stock while competitors Uber and Lyft decline.
Lyft projects up to $5.13 billion in Q4 bookings, signaling strong growth, expanding into Europe via Freenow, and boosting customer loyalty with new rewards and luxury ride options.
Lyft and Waymo are partnering to bring self-driving robotaxis to Nashville in 2026. Lyft will manage the vehicles, which will be available on both Waymo and Lyft apps. This helps scale autonomous services and addresses driver costs.