Waymo Is Starting Driverless Rides In Las Vegas InsideEVs contact@insideevs.com (Nico DeMattia) Mon, September 14, 2026 at 7:42 PM UTC Add us on Google Waymo Lyft Nashville The company has been rapidly expanding through the U.S. this year. Now, it's coming to Vegas, where Zoox already operates. Waymo is collecting major U.S. cities like Infinity Stones for its driverless ride hailing service. Nashville, Tennessee was just added a few days ago, joining Denver, Colorado, and San Diego, California, which kicked off rides a few weeks ago. Now there's another on the list: Las Vegas. Soon, you'll be able to hail a ride in a Waymo Ojai, the company's Zeekr-built, four-passenger driverless van all throughout Vegas. You can get rides to casinos, major venues like the Sphere or Allegiant Stadium, or your local neighborhood. There will be some restrictions, but those aren't clear yet. Still, it seems like the city will be helping Waymo expand its capabilities as much as possible. "The public rollout of Waymo's all-electric autonomous ride-hailing brings technology directly to our municipal streets, helping residents and patrons travel seamlessly between the cultural districts and neighborhood centers," said Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley. "By investing in cleaner, safer urban mobility, we ensure the City of Las Vegas remains an accessible, vibrant, and forward-looking community." Waymo Lyft Nashville Vegas seems like the perfect place for a driverless Waymo. It's a city designed to wow you with big lights and impressive technical achievements. A driverless cab dropping you off at your casino will probably feel very at home in the same city that has what is essential a giant ball stadium made out of customizable screens and a replica of the Eiffel Tower. Advertisement Advertisement Waymo is wasting no time expanding its operation, and likely won't stop anytime soon. There are plenty of other cities already on the company's expansion map, and more likely to come shortly thereafter. Don't be surprised if you see one near you soon enough. Here are some related articles Waymo Just Made A New Friend In Nashville, And It's Not Uber Uber And Wayve Beat Waymo To London With UK's First Robotaxi Service
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