Waymo announced Tuesday that the two cars (the Jaguar I-Pace SUV and Zeekr van) will start this week, from Denver and Seattle, the latest move to continue to expand across the United States.
The vehicles will be manually driven to start before the company begins testing its autonomous technology in two cities. Waymo told TechCrunch it hopes to start offering Robotaxi Trips in the Denver and Seattle metro areas next year, “Once we allow that.” Denver and Seattle will be two of the two cities Waymo feels most extreme, giving it the opportunity to test its technology in snow, wind and rain, and it’s hard to land in places like Phoenix.
New Cities join the growing list of Waymo’s local operations in the U.S. last week, and the company announced that it has more than 2,000 robots nationwide, more than 800 in the San Francisco Bay Area, 500 in Los Angeles, 400 in Los Angeles, 400 in Phoenix, and “a dozens of people” in Austin. Waymo also announced plans to launch Commercial Robot Services in Dallas,,,,, Miami,,,,, and Washington, DC next yearrecently obtained a license Start testing in New York City.
Not to mention other cities where Waymo dips into the toes. It brings a vehicle The so-called “road trip” arrives Like Philadelphia, plan to do the same thing in Las Vegas, San Diego, Houston, Orlando and San Antonio.
