Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Uber Aims for 100,000 Nvidia-Powered Robotaxis by 2027
Imagine a future where you can call a car like you call a regular taxi, but the car drives itself!
Uber wants to make this happen with a lot of self-driving cars.
They are partnering with a company called Nvidia, which makes special computer chips and technology for these cars.
Another company, Stellantis, will help build these cars.
The plan is to have 100,000 of these self-driving taxis on the road starting around 2027.
Uber will handle all the daily tasks for these cars, like charging and cleaning.
They are also sharing lots of driving information to help make the self-driving technology even smarter and safer.
This is a big step towards making self-driving taxis a common way to get around.
Uber aims to deploy a fleet of 100,000 autonomous vehicles powered by Nvidia technology.
The expansion of this autonomous fleet is expected to begin in 2027.
Stellantis will be one of the first automakers to supply Nvidia-powered robotaxis for Uber's operations, with production starting in 2028.
Uber will manage the fleet operations, including remote assistance, charging, cleaning, and maintenance.
Uber and Nvidia are collaborating on a 'robotaxi data factory' to improve autonomous vehicle development using millions of hours of driving data.
- Who
- Uber Technologies Inc., Nvidia Corp., and Stellantis NV
- What
- Uber plans to deploy a fleet of 100,000 autonomous robotaxis powered by Nvidia technology, with Stellantis as an initial automaker partner.
- When
- Expansion expected to start in 2027, with Stellantis vehicle production targeted for 2028.
- Where
- US and internationally.
- Why
- To help bring down the cost of offering hailable robotaxis and accelerate the development and deployment of profitable autonomous driving.
- Companies Involved
- Uber, Nvidia, Stellantis, Foxconn
- Fleet Size Goal
- 100,000 autonomous vehicles
- Technology Provider
- Nvidia (hardware, AI, software)
- Automaker Partner
- Stellantis
- Targeted Start Date
- 2027 (for Nvidia-powered fleet expansion)
- Initial Production Start
- 2028 (for Stellantis vehicles)
- Data Collaboration
- Uber to provide 3 million+ hours of driving data