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To own Uber today, you need to believe its global ride hail and delivery networks can keep compounding while autonomous partnerships gradually improve platform economics rather than dilute profits. The Dubai Robotaxi launch is an important proof point for that AV platform story, but in the near term it does not materially change the main catalyst, which remains execution on profitable growth, or the biggest risk, which is heavy AV investment before clear unit economics emerge.
The Dubai rollout also sits alongside Uber’s broader autonomous push, including its partnership with Baidu to test Apollo Go robotaxis in London from the first half of 2026. Taken together, these trials highlight how quickly Uber is scaling real world AV exposure, which could amplify both the upside of a successful autonomous transition and the risk of margin pressure if these services remain structurally less profitable than its core human driven businesses.
However, against this long term autonomous opportunity, investors should also be aware that...
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Uber Technologies' narrative projects $71.2 billion revenue and $9.7 billion earnings by 2028.
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Fifty nine members of the Simply Wall St Community put Uber’s fair value between US$75 and about US$167, with views spread across that full range. Against this, Uber’s growing capital commitment to unproven autonomous vehicle economics could weigh on future profitability and is a key factor you should consider for the company’s longer term performance.
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