
Waymo One (Jaguar I-PACE Fleet)
Waymo's main commercial robotaxi platform today. The company shifted Waymo One to an all-electric Jaguar I-PACE fleet in 2023, and these vehicles underpin daily rider service across its U.S. markets.
WaymoActive
Waymo's next-generation autonomous stack is designed for lower cost, broader weather coverage, and deployment across multiple vehicle platforms. It is rolling out first on the Ojai robotaxi and will also be integrated into the Hyundai IONIQ 5.
Latest update Sep 14, 2026

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Public Ojai rides launched in late May 2026 across San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix with about 100 vehicles, joining a ~4,000-car commercial fleet. Ojai is the only bookable vehicle in Denver and San Diego after those September 1, 2026 public launches, and Las Vegas opened September 14 with a majority-Ojai launch fleet of dozens of minivans. On July 29, 2026 Waymo added a Gemini-powered in-car assistant and a redesigned interface to Ojai, with early access live and a broader rollout planned. Waymo disclosed in August 2026 that this generation runs on a custom in-house ASIC, in production alongside continued use of third-party chips from Nvidia, AMD, and others.
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Tesla
Tesla's highest-volume electric crossover SUV and the core of its global vehicle lineup. Tesla says it completed the refreshed Model Y rollout in 2025, and the current lineup spans rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, premium, and performance variants depending on market.

Tesla
Tesla's mass-market electric sedan and one of the company's longest-running products. The current Model 3 lineup emphasizes efficiency, software features, and lower entry pricing than Model Y or Cybertruck.

Tesla
Tesla's stainless steel electric pickup truck, positioned as a high-performance utility vehicle with adaptive suspension, high towing capacity, and fast charging. Tesla's current lineup includes Dual Motor All-Wheel Drive, Premium All-Wheel Drive, and Cyberbeast trims.

Tesla
Tesla's advanced driver-assistance software that can navigate city streets, make lane changes, park, and use summon features under active driver supervision. Tesla positions the same AI foundation behind FSD as part of its broader autonomy and robotics stack.