Overview
- Testing is slated to begin in early 2026 in Munich, the first publicly named continental European site for the Uber–Momenta program.
- Initial rides will include onboard safety operators, with a stated plan to transition to Level 4 driverless operations over time.
- German authorities must certify safety compliance and approve geo‑fenced operating zones before broader deployment proceeds.
- Fleet size for the Munich rollout has not been disclosed, and the companies say the city could be a springboard to additional European markets.
- Momenta cites an ADAS footprint on about 400,000 vehicles and Shanghai robotaxi trials targeting commercial service by year‑end, as rivals including Baidu/Lyft and Volkswagen outline their own 2026 European efforts.