Ride-hailing giant Uber is cutting roughly 3,300 jobs as it shifts focus toward autonomous vehicle technology, signaling a major restructuring amid growing competition from self-driving services. The move reflects the company’s push to integrate robotaxis into its business model, reshaping its workforce to align with emerging transportation trends. Industry analysts suggest the decision underscores both the challenges of scaling autonomous ride-sharing and Uber’s long-term bet on AI-driven mobility. Employees and investors will be watching closely as the company navigates this transition.
Uber Technologies will eliminate about 3,300 positions as the ride-hailing giant responds to mounting competition from autonomous vehicle operators like Waymo and prepares for a robotaxi future.
