Ride-hailing giant Uber is cutting roughly 3,300 jobs as it shifts focus toward autonomous vehicle technology, positioning itself for a future dominated by robotaxis amid growing competition from self-driving services. The move reflects the company’s strategic pivot toward integrating automated transportation into its core operations. Industry analysts suggest the restructuring could reshape Uber’s workforce as it invests in infrastructure to support driverless fleets. The decision comes as traditional ride-sharing faces increasing pressure from advancements in autonomous driving.
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.
