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Uber Technologies, Inc. reports developments across its on-demand platform for mobility, delivery, and freight, including results tied to trips, gross bookings, revenue, and segment operating performance. Company updates frequently cover the Mobility, Delivery, and Freight segments; Uber Eats marketplace expansion; and product features that connect rides, food, retail items, travel tools, and payments in the Uber app.
News also includes partnerships with retailers, restaurants, payment platforms, fleet operators, and autonomous delivery or robotaxi providers, as well as governance changes and legal proceedings involving rideshare safety claims. These items reflect Uber's platform strategy for moving people, food, and things through cities.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) and drone delivery company Zipline announced a strategic partnership to scale autonomous drone deliveries on Uber Eats across existing Zipline markets and into dozens of U.S. cities. First deployments are planned later this year, with a joint target of reaching one million drone deliveries per day by the end of 2029. Uber will also make a strategic investment in Zipline, reinforcing a long-term collaboration to expand fast, low‑emission delivery options for consumers and small businesses.
Pony.ai (NASDAQ: PONY) and Uber (NYSE: UBER) announced an expanded strategic partnership to deploy more than 2,000 Pony.ai Robotaxis across Europe. The collaboration builds on their existing commercial Robotaxi service in Zagreb and will extend to four additional European cities, with rollout details to be disclosed in phases. The agreement also includes plans to deploy services in the Middle East.
According to Pony.ai, the joint-deployment model combines three core functions: its Level 4 autonomous driving technology and operational expertise, Uber’s global mobility platform for booking, payments and customer service, and day-to-day fleet operations by local partners. Pony.ai reports paid, fully driverless Robotaxi services in China’s four tier-one cities, where it has achieved city-wide breakeven unit economics in multiple markets, supporting its strategy of scaling fleets regionally with Uber.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) announced that Uber Japan has signed an operational partnership with taxi operator Hinomaru Kotsu to manage day-to-day fleet operations for an autonomous vehicle robotaxi pilot in Tokyo, targeted to launch in late 2026.
Hinomaru Kotsu will handle depot operations, cleaning, maintenance, inspections, charging, and vehicle uptime, while Uber will provide its ridehailing app, matching platform, and operational tools. The pilot will use Nissan LEAF vehicles equipped with Wayve’s AI Driver technology, building on a March 12, 2026 MOU among Uber, Wayve, and Nissan. The service is structured to comply with Japanese laws requiring authorized taxi companies to operate passenger transport, with Hinomaru Kotsu serving as the licensed operator. In the initial phase, experienced Hinomaru Kotsu drivers will act as on-board safety operators, with any move to fully driverless operations dependent on future regulatory approval.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) reported Q2 2026 Gross Bookings of $58.0 billion, up 24% year-over-year (22% constant currency), on 3.9 billion trips (+18%) and 208 million MAPCs (+16%). Revenue was $14.2 billion, up 12% (11% constant currency), with business model changes reducing reported revenue growth by 8 percentage points.
GAAP income from operations rose 30% to $1.9 billion, and GAAP net income attributable to Uber was $2.4 billion, including a $1.6 billion pre-tax net benefit from equity investment revaluations, driving GAAP diluted EPS to $1.17 (+85%). Adjusted EBITDA grew 33% to $2.8 billion, with a 4.9% Gross Bookings margin, and Non-GAAP Operating Income increased 40% to $2.1 billion (3.7% of Gross Bookings). Non-GAAP net income was $1.7 billion and Non-GAAP EPS $0.81 (+35%).
Free cash flow reached $2.8 billion for the quarter, and Uber highlighted trailing twelve-month free cash flow above $10 billion. Cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments totaled $5.4 billion at quarter-end. For Q3 2026, Uber guides Gross Bookings to $58.25–$60.25 billion (18–22% constant-currency growth), Non-GAAP EPS of $0.84–$0.88, and Adjusted EBITDA of $2.86–$2.96 billion.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) and UK-based autonomous driving company Wayve moved closer to launching autonomous rides in London after Transport for London (TfL) granted Private Hire Vehicle licences to a number of Wayve’s autonomous all-electric Ford Mustang Mach‑E cars.
The vehicles, equipped with the Wayve AI Driver, cameras and radar, were inspected to meet TfL’s policy and safety standards and now satisfy the “triple-lock” licensing requirement for operator, driver and vehicle. Trips will run under the Government’s AV Trialling Code of Practice and Uber’s TfL Private Hire Operator licence, with a trained, TfL-licensed private hire driver on board. According to Uber, more than 100,000 Londoners have joined an Interest List, and selected riders will trial autonomous Wayve rides later this summer ahead of a full public launch.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) announced new U.S. grocery partnerships, adding regional chains Busch’s Fresh Food Market, Hays, Lowe’s Market, and Piggly Wiggly to the Uber Eats, Uber, and Postmates apps. Consumers can order weekly groceries or last-minute items with on-demand or scheduled delivery and real-time tracking, expanding Uber’s nationwide grocery footprint and giving local grocers additional digital reach.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) has agreed a business combination with Delivery Hero, launching a voluntary cash takeover offer of €41.50 per share, implying an Equity Value of $14.8 billion (or $13.7 billion adjusted for Uber’s prior stake purchases). The combined platform is expected to reach 99 markets with pro-forma $236 billion in 2025 Gross Bookings.
Uber will acquire businesses in 50 markets generating an estimated $42 billion of 2025 Gross Bookings, while SSW Partners will buy Delivery Hero operations in 14 markets for about $1.6 billion. Uber expects the deal to be accretive to Non-GAAP EPS at closing and reach high-single-digit percentage accretion by year three. Financing will use cash plus a ~€14 billion committed bridge facility, targeting gross leverage below 2x. Closing is targeted for the second half of 2027, subject to a 50%+1 share minimum acceptance and regulatory approvals.
GameStop (NYSE:GME) and Uber Technologies (NYSE:UBER) announced a partnership making GameStop products available on the Uber Eats marketplace nationwide. Customers can order video games, consoles, accessories, collectibles and other electronics from GameStop locations for scheduled or on-demand delivery through the Uber Eats app.
According to the companies, GameStop joins thousands of non-restaurant storefronts on Uber Eats as the platform expands beyond meals. Orders are placed via the Retail or Electronics categories in the app, with real-time delivery tracking included.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) will host a conference call to discuss its second quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, August 5, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. Pacific Time (8:00 a.m. Eastern Time). A live webcast, earnings materials, and a replay (available for at least 90 days) will be accessible on Uber’s Investor Relations website at investor.uber.com. Uber also notes that it uses this site, along with press releases, SEC filings, public calls, presentations, and webcasts, to disclose material information under Regulation FD.
Uber (NYSE:UBER) expanded the Uber Eats marketplace by adding new U.S. retail partners: Kiehl’s, FedEx Office, Blick Art Materials, Academy Sports + Outdoors, and Choice Pet.
The platform now offers broader coverage in beauty, office supplies, art materials, sporting goods, and pet supplies, with delivery on-demand or scheduled. According to Uber, thousands of U.S. retail locations have been added since early 2026, reinforcing its multi-category delivery strategy.