Vehicles with no driver,some with no wheel at all.
Nobody drives these — that is what makes them bots. Robotaxis and autonomous vehicles tracked like the rest of the population: who is carrying passengers today, where, and what is still coming.
Vehicles tracked
5
In service today
4
Companies
4
No steering wheel
2
Driverless and deployed
On the road now
Waymo · USA
Waymo I-PACE
The robotaxi that made driverless ordinary — Waymo's all-electric Jaguar I-PACE runs paid, fully driverless rides around the clock in a dozen-plus US metros, from Phoenix and San Francisco to Miami and Orlando.
Waymo · USA
Waymo Ojai
Waymo's purpose-built van — base vehicle built by Zeekr in China, finished with the 6th-generation Waymo Driver in Arizona. Open to all riders in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix since August 2026.
Tesla · USA
Tesla Cybercab
Tesla's gold two-seater — no steering wheel, no pedals — carrying paying riders in Austin since September 2026, with 300+ in the fleet. Not on sale to the public; under $30K is a production target.
Zoox · USA
Zoox
Amazon's carriage-style pod — no front, no back, no steering wheel. The first robotaxi ever cleared to charge fares in the US: paid rides in Las Vegas, free rides in San Francisco.
For operators
Available to order
Not a ride service — autonomous vehicles fleet operators can order and deploy today.
