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Lyft Plans To Launch Robo-Taxis In Dallas Next Year

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Lyft CEO David Risher announced plans to launch self-driving taxis in Dallas in 2026 using Mobileye’s autonomous vehicle technology, Andrew Nuesca reported for Fortune’s Data Sheet. Lyft's move comes as competition for Texas heats up. I Photo: Lyft The ride-hailing company is partnering with Japan’s Marubeni, which manages nearly one million vehicles worldwide and has collaborated with Mobileye in Japan. However, Lyft has not yet disclosed which…

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Lyft Plans To Launch Robo-Taxis In Dallas Next Year

Lyft CEO David Risher announced plans to launch self-driving taxis in Dallas in 2026 using Mobileye’s autonomous vehicle technology, Andrew Nuesca reported for Fortune’s Data Sheet. Lyft's move comes as competition for Texas heats up. I Photo: Lyft The ride-hailing company is partnering with Japan’s Marubeni, which manages nearly one million vehicles worldwide and has collaborated with Mobileye in Japan. However, Lyft has not yet disclosed which…

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