Waymo, Uber and Bolt push into robotaxis in Madrid, but the law does not allow it yet
Waymo, Google's self-driving car company, will begin rolling out a passenger transport service in fully autonomous vehicles in Spain, starting with the Community of Madrid, aiming to welcome its first users in 2027. The tests, using 16 electric Jaguar I-Pace cars with authorization from the Community of Madrid and the DGT, will take place on public roads in Madrid city, Alcobendas and Getafe. Uber and Bolt have also announced plans in the capital, where regulation only allows pilot projects.
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- Waymo expects to serve its first users in Madrid in 2027 with 16 electric Jaguar I-Pace vehicles
- The tests have authorization from the Community of Madrid and the DGT and will take place in Madrid city, Alcobendas and Getafe
- Uber announced in June a robotaxi service with WeRide and Avomo for late 2026, and Bolt plans to deploy Lucid cars with Nvidia software in 2027
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Vanguardia. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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