Mobileye Unveils Plans for Own Robotaxi Business

Future Transport-News· June 20, 2026

Mobileye has announced its intention to launch its own robotaxi service, marking a significant strategic shift for the autonomous driving technology provider. By moving beyond supplying hardware and software to other manufacturers, the company aims to directly compete in the burgeoning ride-hailing market. This development underscores the intensifying competition among tech giants and automakers to capture the future of urban mobility.

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