Avride’s autonomous vehicles have completed more than 60,000 passenger trips for Uber riders in Dallas, a milestone for the company’s commercial robotaxi service. Avride reported the figure in an operations update, alongside news that it has doubled its original Dallas service zone with plans to widen the area further in the coming months. The company says its fleet of more than 200 vehicles — spanning both research-and-development and consumer robotaxi rides — has now logged over 1.3 million autonomous miles, including 1 million driven in 2026 alone.
Highlights
- 60,000+ Uber rides: Avride autonomous vehicles have completed more than 60,000 passenger trips for Uber riders in Dallas, according to the company.
- Doubled service area: Avride has doubled its original Dallas service zone and plans to widen the operating area further in the coming months.
- 1.3 million autonomous miles: The company reports its fleet has driven more than 1.3 million autonomous miles overall, with 1 million covered in 2026.
- 200+ vehicle fleet: The total spans more than 200 vehicles used for both R&D testing and commercial robotaxi service.
Scaling the Uber Partnership
Avride operates its robotaxis through Uber’s ride-hailing app, a partnership with Uber that connects the company’s fleet directly with everyday passenger demand in Dallas. The company describes its approach as steady, responsible scaling backed by continuous safety monitoring, with the doubled service zone reflecting that measured expansion.
Avride says its near-term focus is smooth integration into the city’s transit network as it works toward its next million autonomous miles.
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