Robotaxis: Where & How to Ride

Waymo

Alphabet

Public driverless rides; Las Vegas access expanding

How to ride

Use the Waymo app; Austin and Atlanta rides are matched through Uber. Service covers designated areas, not entire cities.

Hours

24/7 service; check the app for local availability.

Fares

Upfront fare shown before booking; varies by trip.

Vehicles

Jaguar I-PACE and Ojai

Driving system

Waymo Driver combines lidar, cameras and radar. Vehicle generation varies.

Airport access is location-specific and can have separate rollout restrictions. Check the app before planning an airport trip.

Zoox

Amazon

Las Vegas rides; San Francisco preview with a waitlist

How to ride

Download the Zoox app. Las Vegas offers designated pickup and drop-off locations; San Francisco admits riders gradually from its waitlist.

Hours

Las Vegas: 8 a.m.–1 a.m. Check the app for San Francisco availability.

Fares

Las Vegas charges fares shown before booking. San Francisco preview rides are free.

Vehicles

Purpose-built, bidirectional four-seat robotaxi

Driving system

Purpose-built electric vehicle without a steering wheel or pedals.

Austin and Miami testing does not establish public ride availability; they are not listed as bookable service cities here.

Public rides in limited service areas

How to ride

Use the dedicated Robotaxi app for iOS or Android. Enter your destination to see service boundaries, vehicle assignment and availability.

Hours

Hours vary by service area; the app shows whether booking is available.

Fares

Review the trip estimate, taxes and fees before confirming. Prices may change.

Vehicles

Model Y; Cybercab in limited areas of Austin

Driving system

Tesla describes these as autonomous fleet rides; consumer FSD (Supervised) is a separate product.

The general Robotaxi FAQ includes Orlando; the Cybercab-specific FAQ lists fewer Model Y cities. Cybercab availability is specifically confirmed only for limited areas of Austin. Check the app for the actual vehicle and service zone.