Moove is partnering with Waymo, the global leader in autonomous driving technology, in a collaboration to revolutionize urban mobility.
- In 2025, Moove will take over fleet operations in Phoenix, one of Waymo’s most established markets.
- By 2026, Moove will support Waymo’s expansion into Miami, deploying Waymo’s autonomous vehicles into the Waymo One service.
Why it matters
This partnership marks Moove’s entry into the autonomous vehicle (AV) sector, positioning the company as a key player in the global commercial AV revolution.
Details
- Moove will oversee operations, including fleet management, charging infrastructure, and optimizing vehicle supply, ensuring a seamless, safe, and sustainable rider experience.
- By integrating Waymo’s cutting-edge technology with Moove’s operational expertise, the collaboration aims to enhance safety and reduce urban congestion.
The big picture
Autonomous vehicles have the potential to address critical global challenges:
- Safety: With road traffic crashes claiming 1.19 million lives annually (WHO), AVs promise safer streets.
- Efficiency: Shared AV services reduce congestion and improve connectivity in urban areas.
- Sustainability: Cleaner mobility systems help tackle environmental challenges.
What they’re saying
- “Ride hailing has transformed urban mobility over the past 15 years, yet the core experience has remained largely unchanged,” said Ladi Delano, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Moove. “Waymo’s safe, reliable, and convenient technology, combined with our operational expertise, is driving a major shift in urban mobility.”
Move’s Vision
- The company is expanding into AVs while continuing to serve global markets with its flagship Drive-to-Own (DTO) product, a revenue-based financing model empowering underserved mobility entrepreneurs.
- To date, Moove has supported over 30,000 entrepreneurs in cities like Lagos and Bogotá, completing over 50 million trips.
What’s next
- Phoenix will serve as Moove’s launchpad for AV operations, with Miami on the horizon in 2026.
- As Moove grows its global footprint, its mission remains clear: to make mobility safer, more efficient, and accessible to all.
