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Waymo Expands Robotaxi Battle to Las Vegas — Alphabet-Backed Service Plans Unsupervised Tokyo Launch in 2027, Taking on Uber

BenzingaBadar Shaikh

Waymo expands robotaxi service in Las Vegas and plans an unsupervised Tokyo launch in 2027 after December 2024 annoucement.

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