Waymo to launch autonomous ride-hailing service in Singapore by 2028

  • Waymo plans to begin autonomous ride-hailing operations in Singapore in 2028, its first Southeast Asian expansion.
  • Electric Jaguar I-PACE vehicles are due to arrive later in 2026, with mapping and system validation planned throughout 2027.
  • Alphabet shares rose more than 2% in premarket trading as Waymo’s expansion and the AdX ruling supported sentiment.

Waymo plans to launch an autonomous all-electric ride-hailing service in Singapore in 2028, marking its first Southeast Asian operation. Fully autonomous Jaguar I-PACE vehicles are due to arrive later in 2026, followed by road mapping, system learning and validation across Singapore throughout 2027, including preparation for seasonal monsoon conditions. Trained autonomous specialists will initially drive the vehicles manually to help the Waymo Driver adapt to local roads. Alphabet shares reached $347.33 in premarket trading on Friday, September 18, after rising 1.3% the previous session and more than 2% before the open, also supported by a court ruling that avoided forced divestiture of Google’s AdX advertising platform. Tigress Financial Partners raised its GOOGL target to $485 from $415.

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