Uber has launched Uber Parking, a feature letting users search, reserve and pay for parking spots directly within its app. The feature stems from Uber's February acquisition of parking reservation service SpotHero, and launches in 15 US cities including Chicago, New York City and Los Angeles. Users can filter by self-park or valet options, enter via QR code or license plate recognition, and Uber One members earn 10 percent back in credits on eligible bookings.
engadget.com
· 2026-11-09
Uber has rolled out Uber Parking, a new feature letting users reserve parking spots directly from the app's home screen alongside ride, car rental and food delivery options. The feature draws on Uber's 2024 acquisition of SpotHero, bringing over 13,000 garages, lots and valet locations across more than 400 cities into Uber's platform, though SpotHero's standalone app remains active. Uber Parking launches in 15 cities including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington, DC, with Uber One subscribers earning 10% credit back on reservations.
cnet.com
· 2026-11-09
Uber launched a service letting users reserve and pay for parking in 15 major U.S. cities, including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, drawing on the roughly 13,000 garages, lots and valet locations it gained through its February acquisition of SpotHero. The initial rollout targets commuters driving their own cars, though Uber says it eventually plans to use these parking spots as staging areas for autonomous vehicles.
techcrunch.com
· 2026-11-09
Uber has introduced Uber Parking, a feature letting users find, book and pay for garage and lot spaces directly in the app, using the network of over 13,000 facilities it gained through its acquisition of SpotHero. Users can filter by self-park or valet options, enter vehicle details, and access spots via QR code or license plate scan, with free cancellation until the reservation start time. The feature launches in 15 cities including New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, with plans to expand across SpotHero's roughly 400-city footprint.
theverge.com
· 2026-11-09
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