Uber

Company — Mobility and delivery platform connecting riders, drivers, merchants and autonomous-vehicle partners. Coverage follows AI, robotaxis and the economics of autonomous mobility.

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Uber operates a platform for mobility, delivery and logistics. Its role in AI spans matching and marketplace systems, autonomous-vehicle partnerships and robotics. Coverage focuses on how Uber connects autonomous-driving developers with riders and commercial operations.

Business
Mobility; delivery; logistics
AI focus
Autonomous mobility; delivery robots; marketplace systems
Products
Uber; Uber Eats; Uber Freight
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Reviewed 19 October 2026. Dates retain the precision of the source; retrospective disclosures are identified in the event. Gross bookings and platform users are not revenue or autonomous-ride revenue.

Company milestones

Revenue, funding, product launches and major company events, newest first. Expand the earlier milestones for more history.

  1. Launches supervised autonomous rides with Wayve in London

    Uber and Wayve begin offering public rides in London using the Wayve AI Driver, with a trained, licensed driver onboard during the initial phase.

    Source: Uber ↗
  2. Q2 revenue reaches $14.19B

    Uber reports $58.02B in gross bookings and 208M monthly active platform consumers. Bookings are transaction value, not Uber revenue.

    Source: Uber
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Earlier revenue, financing and company milestones.

  1. Introduces AV Labs

    Uber creates a team focused on real-world driving data, machine learning and validation capabilities to support autonomous-vehicle partners.

    Source: Uber ↗
  2. 2025 revenue reaches $52.02B

    Annual revenue rises from $43.98B in 2024. The result covers the group’s mobility, delivery and freight businesses, not only autonomous rides.

    Source: Uber
  3. Launches Waymo rides on Uber in Austin

    Austin riders can be matched with fully autonomous Waymo vehicles through the Uber app, initially across a 37-square-mile service area.

    Source: Uber ↗
  4. Announces expanded Waymo partnership

    Uber reports an agreement to bring Waymo autonomous rides to Austin and Atlanta through its app in 2025.

    Source: Uber ↗
  5. Records its first GAAP operating profit

    Second-quarter operating profit reaches $326M, alongside more than $1B in quarterly free cash flow. Operating profit is distinct from net income.

    Source: Uber
  6. Agrees to transfer ATG to Aurora

    Uber announces the sale of its self-driving development unit and a strategic partnership with Aurora, shifting toward an autonomous-platform partnership model.

    Source: Uber
  7. Starts trading on the NYSE

    The IPO is priced on May 9 and shares begin trading under UBER the following day.

    Source: Uber
  8. Uber is formally established

    Uber’s history dates its original idea to 2009 and its formal establishment in San Francisco to June 2010.

    Source: Uber

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