Hackers de Negocios (26): Alianza Uber-Momenta para Vehículos Autónomos

Uber se alía con Momenta para robotaxis en Europa desde 2026, buscando socios para su tecnología de autoconducción.

Staff

06 May 2025

En este episodio, exploramos la nueva alianza de Uber con la startup china Momenta para integrar robotaxis en su app a partir de principios de 2026 en Europa. Esta estrategia permite a Uber depender de socios para la tecnología de autoconducción.

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