Stellantis jumping into robotaxi development with new partnership.

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    "excerpt": "Stellantis jumping into robotaxi development with new partnership.\n\nMichael Strong\n\nWed, June 17, 2026 at 10:13 AM PDT\n\nStellantis became the latest auto company to get into the autonomous mobility market, forming a new partnership with Wayve and Uber to develop self-driving vehicles for use as robotaxis in a global fleet.\n\nThe three companies are teaming up to develop Level 4 robotaxis that will initially be deployed in a dozen cities around the world, including London and Tokyo, later this year. The deal essentially builds on earlier agreements between Stellantis and Wayve as well as Wayve and Uber.\n\n\"This collaboration brings us closer to delivering a smarter, safer and more efficient mobility for our customers,\" said Ned Curic, chief engineering and technology officer at Stellantis.\n\n\"By combining our L4-Ready Platforms, designed from the ground up for safe and efficient driverless operation, with Wayve's adaptive AI and Uber's global network, we are accelerating the deployment of autonomous vehicles that meet real customer needs and enable seamless mobility at scale in everyday life.\"\n\nThe new deal marries the strength of each company, including the of Level 4-read platforms from Stellantis that come with embedded sensor suites as well as already meeting other operational mandates for safety and redundancy, the company noted.\n\nWayve's current AI-based driving software...",
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