Waymo's driverless cars are now in 10 US cities
Waymo just rolled out its self-driving ride service in Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Orlando—bringing its total reach to 10 major US cities.
For now, you'll find these robotaxis cruising around downtown hotspots, and you'll need an app invite to hop in.
Waymo has big plans for expansion this year
Waymo isn't slowing down: launches are lined up for Denver, Detroit, Las Vegas, Nashville (also with Lyft), San Diego, DC—and even London is on the list; Tokyo is listed as an autonomous testing city (not a confirmed launch).
The company is laying the groundwork for service in 20+ cities.
Waymo is now worth $126 billion
Since starting out, Waymo has given over 20 million rides and now logs more than 400,000 trips every week in places like Phoenix and LA.
Their cars have driven a whopping 127 million miles on their own.
Plus, after a reported fundraising round (not mentioned in this source), Waymo is now valued at $126 billion—so expect even more driverless cars on the road soon.