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Waymo’s driverless ride-share cars to start offering services in Singapore in 2028

Waymo’s self-driving cars will debut in Singapore in 2028, marking a significant step in autonomous vehicle technology and urban mobility. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Straits TimesAqil Hamzah查看原文 ↗
A Waymo autonomous taxi in downtown Dallas, Texas. Singapore marks the company’s first foray into the South-east Asian market.
A Waymo autonomous taxi in downtown Dallas, Texas. Singapore marks the company’s first foray into the South-east Asian market.

A Waymo autonomous taxi in downtown Dallas, Texas. Singapore marks the company’s first foray into the South-east Asian market.

Published Sep 18, 2026, 10:00 AM

Updated Sep 18, 2026, 10:06 AM

SINGAPORE – US-based Waymo will begin offering rides in its self-driving vehicles in Singapore in 2028.

The unit of Google parent Alphabet announced its entry into Singapore on Sept 18 at the tech giant’s Asia-Pacific headquarters in Alexandra.

Singapore marks Waymo’s first foray into the South-east Asian market. It is the second Asian city where the autonomous vehicles will operate, following a planned rollout in the Japanese capital Tokyo in 2027.

Waymo said its initial fleet of Jaguar I-PACE vehicles will arrive in the coming months, at which point trained autonomous specialists will drive them manually to familiarise the vehicles with local roads and conditions.

Aqil Hamzah is a transport journalist at The Straits Times. He is also interested in issues related to crime and technology.

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