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WaymoUS 81.0 ▲ +3.5 Baidu Apollo GoCN 78.4 ▼ -2.8 NeolixCN 77.5 ▲ +2.7 Starship TechnologiesEE 71.2 ▲ +1.2 Serve RoboticsUS 70.0 ▲ +8.0 Pony.aiCN 60.8 ▲ +3.9 WeRideCN 55.3 ▲ +2.0 CocoUS 53.6 ▲ +9.3 Applied IntuitionUS 52.6 ▲ +3.8 KodiakUS 46.1 ▼ -1.3 TeslaUS 42.1 ▲ +1.5 AuroraUS 41.7 ▲ +0.3 Bot AutoUS 37.1 ▲ +9.1 DeepRoute.aiCN 36.7 ▼ -7.6 ZooxUS 33.2 – 0.0 Volvo Autonomous SolutionsSE 32.9 ▲ +1.7 May MobilityUS 31.7 ▼ -1.4 MotionalUS 31.5 ▼ -0.5 MomentaCN 30.3 ▲ +5.7 DoorDash DotUS 30.3 ▲ +6.4 MOIA AmericaDE 29.2 ▲ +7.0 MobileyeIL 28.7 ▲ +0.4 MeituanCN 27.5 ▲ +2.5 TorcUS 26.4 ▼ -1.3 AvrideUS 26.3 ▼ -2.5 Avride PodUS 25.7 ▼ -3.2 Didi Autonomous DrivingCN 25.2 ▼ -9.7 WayveGB 24.7 ▼ -2.9 Cao Cao MobilityCN 23.3 ▼ -5.5 XPengCN 22.9 ▼ -0.7 VerneHR 21.6 ▼ -2.1 AutobrainsIL 21.2 – 0.0 NuroUS 21.1 ▲ +1.3 WaabiCA 20.4 ▼ -2.4 Helm.aiUS 18.0 ▲ +0.4 PlusAIUS 15.3 ▲ +2.2 Tensor AutoUS 13.0 ▼ -3.4 Stack AVUS 12.2 ▼ -5.2 HUMAINSA 2.1 – 0.0 WaymoUS 81.0 ▲ +3.5 Baidu Apollo GoCN 78.4 ▼ -2.8 NeolixCN 77.5 ▲ +2.7 Starship TechnologiesEE 71.2 ▲ +1.2 Serve RoboticsUS 70.0 ▲ +8.0 Pony.aiCN 60.8 ▲ +3.9 WeRideCN 55.3 ▲ +2.0 CocoUS 53.6 ▲ +9.3 Applied IntuitionUS 52.6 ▲ +3.8 KodiakUS 46.1 ▼ -1.3 TeslaUS 42.1 ▲ +1.5 AuroraUS 41.7 ▲ +0.3 Bot AutoUS 37.1 ▲ +9.1 DeepRoute.aiCN 36.7 ▼ -7.6 ZooxUS 33.2 – 0.0 Volvo Autonomous SolutionsSE 32.9 ▲ +1.7 May MobilityUS 31.7 ▼ -1.4 MotionalUS 31.5 ▼ -0.5 MomentaCN 30.3 ▲ +5.7 DoorDash DotUS 30.3 ▲ +6.4 MOIA AmericaDE 29.2 ▲ +7.0 MobileyeIL 28.7 ▲ +0.4 MeituanCN 27.5 ▲ +2.5 TorcUS 26.4 ▼ -1.3 AvrideUS 26.3 ▼ -2.5 Avride PodUS 25.7 ▼ -3.2 Didi Autonomous DrivingCN 25.2 ▼ -9.7 WayveGB 24.7 ▼ -2.9 Cao Cao MobilityCN 23.3 ▼ -5.5 XPengCN 22.9 ▼ -0.7 VerneHR 21.6 ▼ -2.1 AutobrainsIL 21.2 – 0.0 NuroUS 21.1 ▲ +1.3 WaabiCA 20.4 ▼ -2.4 Helm.aiUS 18.0 ▲ +0.4 PlusAIUS 15.3 ▲ +2.2 Tensor AutoUS 13.0 ▼ -3.4 Stack AVUS 12.2 ▼ -5.2 HUMAINSA 2.1 – 0.0
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Qualcomm Sells the Chip While Mobileye Eyes the Fleet

This week on Autonomy Markets, Grayson Brulte and Walter Piecyk discuss Qualcomm and Mobileye‘s differing robotaxi strategies, NHTSA removing the physical brake requirement for autonomous vehicles and the New York State Legislature failing to advance an autonomous driving bill.

As Congress moves on the Build America 250 Act to legalize autonomous trucking and advances a national framework for autonomous vehicles, Grayson and Walt note that federal action could preempt the hostile policies blocking deployment in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.

On the robotaxi side of the business, Mobileye signaled it wants to own and operate a fleet, a press release Grayson flagged for having no city permits and no SEC trail. Walt likened the pivot to BlackBerry building its own product to validate the technology, while Qualcomm took the opposite path at its Investor Day, positioning the company as a low-cost autonomous driving solutions provider that will only supply the Snapdragon automotive platform to enable OEMs to scale their businesses as Qualcomm’s automotive business climbs toward $10 billion by fiscal 2029.

Before segueing into the Foreign Autonomy Desk, Grayson and Walt debate Tesla’s robotaxi turning one year old still short of 100 cars in Austin, Uber’s week of deals and Waymo pausing service around a World Cup stadium, on highways and in some cases heavy rain, leading the hosts to wonder if there is a sensor issue.

On the Foreign Autonomy Desk, China’s Autonomous Belt and Road Initiative continues to accelerate across the globe with Pony.ai launching commercial service in Singapore, Baidu partnering with Swiss Post and WeRide and Uber preparing to launch commercial service in Switzerland.

Episode Chapters

  • 00:00 Back from Hiatus
  • 01:46 New York Continues to Be Hostile to Autonomous Vehicles
  • 05:07 Uber Continues Global Robotaxi Expansion
  • 06:56 The Rise of Non-Binding MOUs
  • 10:28 Waymo Opens Nashville Market
  • 12:16 Waymo’s On-Going Sensor Issues
  • 14:53 Tesla Robotaxi One-Year Launch Anniversary
  • 16:12 Mobileye’s Robotaxi Fleet Ambitions
  • 21:04 Qualcomm’s Growing Automotive Business
  • 28:50 May Mobility‘s European Expansion
  • 35:36 China’s Autonomous Belt and Road Initiative Continues
  • 36:47 Zoox Design Update
  • 38:27 NVIDIA’s Nebius Investment
  • 41:20 The Road to Autonomy Indices Launch
  • 43:58 Next Week
The Road to Autonomy
Autonomous Driving Licensing Index
Live · Updated 18:01 UTC
RankOperatorComposite Score
04
Mobileye
$MBLY
28.7/100
▲ +0.47-Day
▼ -8.330-Day
Composite Factors
Capability18
Scale11
Revenue26
Commercial70
Integration21
Safety61
OMEGA's Take

Mobileye announced on June 16, 2026, its intent to launch a vertically integrated, autonomous ride-hailing business. The company plans to deploy an initial fleet of approximately 100 vehicles in a major U.S. city by 2027, with a long-term goal of scaling to 17,000 vehicles over five years.

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