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Self-driving tech supplier Mobileye wants to be part of the robotaxi revolution — again
Kirsten Korosec
10:06 AM PDT · June 16, 2026

Mobileye has pitched itself as an autonomous vehicle technology supplier. Now, it wants the operator label, too.

The Intel subsidiary and publicly traded company said Tuesday it plans to launch a robotaxi service in a U.S. city in 2027, marking an expansion beyond its supplier strategy. Mobileye didn’t name the U.S. city. However, the Israeli-based company said it will have an initial fleet of 100 autonomous vehicles, which will be phased in throughout 2027.

If successful, Mobileye said it plans to scale to about 17,000 robotaxis over the following five years.

https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/16/self- ... ion-again/

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Uber, Wayve and Stellantis join forces to progress robotaxi technology
By Simon Heptinstall
June 20, 2026
https://newatlas.com/automotive/uber-wa ... echnology/

This week’s technology agreement announced between Stellantis, Wayve and Uber is another big step forward in the race to provide – and profit from – driverless taxis.

For once the story seems less about progress in the nuts and bolts of how the cars weave their way around road hazards. It’s more about how the next stage will be financed.

Behind pretty much every technological advance we report on, there’s someone financing it, hoping to profit. But when three global giants from completely different industrial spheres sign a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’ to deploy Level 4 driverless robotaxis around the world, it seems a logical corporate union. Three different specialists are merging their expertise to mutual advantage. Or are they?

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