Avride
Avride announced that it has completed 100,000 autonomous rides on Uber.
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Avride
Avride announced that it has completed 100,000 autonomous rides on Uber.
Autonomous vehicle and delivery robot company Avride announced that it has surpassed 100,000 autonomous rides on Uber.
The Austin-based company said that the milestone represents more than a number; it reflects growing rider trust, proven technology, and years of experience operating autonomous vehicles safely in the real world.
Avride added that it plans to continue expanding autonomous mobility in Dallas and target new growth opportunities by the end of the year.
The company said that safety has always been the foundation of its approach. Avride said that this achievement highlights the strength of its strategic partnership with Uber. By integrating both of its core offerings - autonomous vehicles and delivery robots - onto a single platform, Avride said that it is making next-generation mobility and logistics a seamless part of daily life.
In addition to its robotaxi fleet, Avride said that its delivery robots are now actively fulfilling orders across six U.S. cities, with Arlington, Va. and Miami, Fla. recently joining the footprint.
Since launching autonomous rides on the Uber platform, Avride said that it has continued to scale responsibly while delivering a seamless rider experience. The company said that every trip helps validate its technology in real-world conditions, while generating valuable operational insights that continue to strengthen its autonomous driving platform.
On top of the 100,000 autonomous rides on Uber, Avride said that it has driven over 1.5 million autonomous miles across its autonomous fleet.
By advancing both delivery robots and robotaxis on a shared autonomous technology platform, Avride said that it continuously learns from commercial operations across multiple vehicle types. The company said that this results in faster iteration, more robust software and a technology stack proven through millions of real-world interactions - not just testing.
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