Stellantis, Wayve, and Uber have signed an agreement to jointly develop and deploy Level 4 autonomous ride-hailing services around the world. Stellantis will supply purpose-built autonomous vehicle platforms, Wayve will provide its AI driving software, and Uber will serve as the customer-facing mobility network. The partnership expands existing relationships between the three firms as competition in the robotaxi sector intensifies. Under the agreement, Stellantis will develop and manufacture vehicles built on its L4-Ready Platforms, which include integrated sensor systems and safety redundancies. Wayve will contribute AI for navigating real-world environments using a mapless autonomous driving approach that relies on real-time sensor data rather than pre-mapped routes. Uber will provide access to its global ride-hailing platform, allowing customers to request autonomous rides through the Uber app. If successful, the partnership could help bring autonomous ride-hailing services to cities across Europe, North America, and other global markets in the coming years.