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Uber and Lime first came together during the height of the scooter boom in 2018, with the ridehail giant joining a $335 million round of financing led by Alphabet’s venture arm, GV.

Uber is all-in on robotaxis, and now it's bringing them to London. The ride-hailing giant is partnering with Wayve, a Microsoft-backed AI startup, to pilot a driverless ride-hailing service.

Waymo's robotaxi competes with Uber and Lyft in some markets, including San Francisco. One study comparing about 90,000 prices found that the average ride in a Waymo is more expensive.