At CES 2026, the companies share more details about the upcoming self-driving Lucid Gravity SUV, which is slated to hit the road with passengers later this year.
Uber is evolving into a global logistics operating system driven by demand aggregation and capital efficiency, a transition the market currently underappreciates. The company is positioned for asset-light autonomy as its liquid network provides the essential layer AV hardware partners need to maximize utilization and economics. Uber utilizes a massive scale of 9.4 million drivers and 200 million users to create a compounding network effect that drives superior reliability and earner utilization.
Uber Technologies (UBER) closed at $82.86 in the latest trading session, marking a +1.41% move from the prior day.
UBER is reportedly eyeing SpotHero to expand beyond ridesharing, adding reserved parking in more than 400 cities to its platform.
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Uber Technologies, Inc. demonstrates robust fundamentals, consistent GAAP profitability, and expanding free cash flow, supporting a bullish outlook. Q3 2025 delivered strong revenue growth (20% YoY), record trip volumes, and EPS of $3.11, far exceeding consensus. Operational leverage is strengthening, with both Mobility and Delivery segments posting double-digit growth and cross-platform engagement driving retention and spend.
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Joby Aviation partners with Metropolis to build 25 U.S. vertiports, adding AI-driven infrastructure as it moves closer to air taxi launch.
Uber leads the global rideshare and delivery markets. Uber continues to grow its revenue and profits.
Uber Technologies (UBER) remains deeply undervalued. Q4 results show the business is accelerating, and profitability is improving. Autonomous driving provides upside potential as well as risk.
Uber and Lyft will start testing Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis in London in 2026, joining Waymo and local startup Wayve as companies that will have autonomous vehicles in the city next year.
Uber and Lyft are both planning to launch driverless taxi trials in London in 2026, in separate partnerships with Chinese tech giant Baidu.