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Uber has begun offering self-driving rides in London through a partnership with British AV startup Wayve, using electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles equipped with cameras and radar. A human safety operator will remain behind the wheel for now, and the companies plan to extend the service to Nissan Leaf vehicles in Tokyo later this year.
Uber has launched autonomous ride-hailing in London through a partnership with British self-driving company Wayve, using Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles equipped with Wayve's technology. Riders booking UberX, Comfort, or Electric may be matched with these vehicles, which still require a human safety supervisor behind the wheel under Uber's newly granted London operating license. Pricing matches standard Uber rates, and tipping prompts are disabled by default despite the human presence.