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Uber aims to launch Europe's first robotaxi service with Pony AI and Verne

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Uber, alongside Pony AI and Verne, is set to launch Europe's first robotaxi service, with vehicles already being tested in Zagreb. This move signals Uber's strategic pivot towards autonomous technology to secure its future against potential disruptions from fully automated ride-hailing services. Investors will likely watch closely for the service's rollout and customer acceptance as indicators of Uber’s adaptation to technological advancements.

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