Uber's Lucid Gravity Robotaxis Are Already On The Streets Of San Francisco
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Uber's Lucid Gravity robotaxis are already on The streets of San Francisco. Uber, Lucid and Nuro began testing the autonomous electric suvs last month, ahead of the public debut of the ride-hailing service. * Lucid Gravity robotaxis are already being tested on San Francisco's roads. * The American automaker, together with Uber and Nuro, plans to deploy over 20,000 autonomous taxis in the next five years. * The vehicles will be assembled by Lucid in Arizona using Nuro's Level 4 hardware, and they'll only be available on the Uber platform. Lucid's robotaxi dreams are inching closer to reality. The American electric car startup, together with its partners Uber and Nuro, unveiled the production-intent version of its upcoming Gravity autonomous taxi today at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. Based on the Gravity SUV and built by Lucid in Arizona, the driverless taxi has already hit the roads of San Francisco for testing in December of last year, with safety drivers behind the wheel, ahead of the public rollout in the Bay Area later in 2026. Lucid and Nuro plan to have over 100 robotaxis as part of the engineering test fleet, which will take part in real-world testing, as well as closed-course validation and simulation. The partnership between Lucid, Uber and Nuro was announced in mid-2025, and it's a big deal for the American EV maker that's still bleeding cash. The three companies...
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