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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) will release first quarter 2026 results and host a conference call on Wednesday, May 6, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. ET (5:00 a.m. PT).
A live webcast and earnings materials will be available at investor.uber.com, and a replay will be accessible for at least 90 days. The company says it uses its Investor Relations website to disclose material information in compliance with Regulation FD.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) and Alliance for HOPE International expanded the Hope Rides program to Florida on April 13, 2026, adding CASA Family Justice Center to a program growing from 18 to 30 Family Justice Centers nationwide this year. Since July 2025, Hope Rides has logged 2,000+ rides and more than 21,000 miles to help survivors reach care and support services.
The program aims to reduce missed appointments, increase survivor engagement, and improve safety by providing reliable rides and safety-focused app features.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) and Ace Hardware announced a partnership bringing more than 3,700 Ace Hardware locations across all 50 states to the Uber Eats platform for on-demand and scheduled delivery.
Live April 7, 2026, customers can browse “Home & DIY” in the Uber Eats app, select a nearby Ace store, order items, and track deliveries in real time.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) agreed to acquire Berlin-founded chauffeur service Blacklane, expanding Uber’s push into premium and executive travel. Blacklane, launched in 2011, operates in over 500 cities across more than 60 countries. The deal is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close by the end of 2026.
Uber says the acquisition will accelerate its Uber Elite chauffeur initiative and leverage Blacklane’s luxury service with Uber’s global scale and technology.
Pony.ai (NASDAQ: PONY), Verne, and Uber announced a strategic partnership to launch Europe’s first commercial robotaxi service, beginning in Zagreb with public-road validation already underway on Pony.ai’s Gen-7 system.
The rollout aims to scale to a fleet of thousands over the next few years; Uber intends to invest in Verne and integrate the service into its mobility network.
Ibotta (NYSE: IBTA) announced a multi-year exclusive partnership with Uber to deliver Ibotta-powered digital promotions across Uber’s U.S. grocery and retail ecosystem. Offers will debut in the Uber Eats app, with expansion to Uber and Postmates planned later in 2026.
This agreement adds leading third-party grocery delivery providers to the Ibotta Performance Network and gives CPG brands a direct path to shoppers at the point of purchase.
Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) and Uber announced a partnership to deploy fully autonomous Rivian R2 robotaxis, with an initial order of 10,000 units and an option for up to 40,000 more beginning in 2030. Uber may invest up to $1.25 billion in Rivian through 2031, contingent on autonomy milestones, with an initial $300 million commitment subject to regulatory approval.
Initial commercial deployments are planned for San Francisco and Miami in 2028, scaling to 25 cities by 2031 across the US, Canada, and Europe. Vehicles will be exclusive to the Uber platform.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Uber (NYSE: UBER) will deploy NVIDIA L4 software-driven robotaxis, starting in Los Angeles and San Francisco in H1 2027 and scaling to 28 cities globally by 2028. The rollout uses NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion hardware and the Alpamayo reasoning AI model with phased data-collection, operator-led, then full Level 4 driverless stages.
This partnership ties NVIDIA’s full-stack AV software to Uber’s global ride-hailing network and multiple automaker partners.
Uber (NYSE: UBER) and Motional launched an all-electric IONIQ 5 robotaxi service in Las Vegas starting March 13, 2026. Riders requesting eligible Uber ride types may be matched with a Motional robotaxi at no extra cost and can opt out if preferred.
The service begins at designated zones on the Strip, downtown, and Town Square, with plans to expand; vehicles meet Autonomous Safety Guidelines and the IONIQ 5 is among the first SAE Level 4 AVs certified under FMVSS.
Uber (NYSE:UBER), Wayve and Nissan signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on developing robotaxis, targeting a Tokyo pilot by late 2026 using the Nissan LEAF with the Wayve AI Driver and rider access via the Uber app.
The companies plan a global rollout across 10+ cities including London; initial vehicles will operate with a trained safety operator and deployments remain subject to discussions with relevant authorities and partner selection in Japan.