Uber Stock Falls 4% As Waymo Eyes Exit From Ride-Hailing Partnership
TLDR
- Waymo is considering ending its partnership with Uber, per a Financial Times report
- Uber stock closed down 4.3% on Friday following the news
- The two companies have clashed over vehicle cleanliness, routing, weather availability, and financial terms
- Waymo has told Uber it plans to enter Austin and Atlanta markets independently in January 2028
- The Phoenix partnership was already ended in late June 2026
Uber stock dropped 4.3% on Friday, with losses picking up speed in the final hour of trading after the Financial Times reported that Waymo is exploring an exit from their partnership.
The two companies have been operating together since 2023, with Waymo vehicles currently available on Uberโs app in Austin and Atlanta.
The FT report, citing people familiar with the matter, says Waymo has held internal talks about terminating its agreements with Uber. Reuters could not independently verify the report, and neither company commented.
WAYMO EXPLORES OPTIONS TO EXIT PARTNERSHIP WITH $UBER: FT
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