In Pictures: Wayve and Uber Get London Licence to Launch Robotaxis with Human Supervisors

Wayve's autonomous delivery robots are already navigating London streets as the company prepares to expand into robotaxis with Uber.

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The Ford Mustang Mach-E, similar to this autonomous vehicle, will form the basis of Wayve's London robotaxi fleet.

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Wayve's technology, seen here in delivery robots, will now be applied to passenger vehicles under the new London licence.

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Autonomous logistics robots pave the way for Wayve's expansion into passenger transport in London.

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The robotaxis will feature advanced touchscreen interfaces for riders, similar to this Tesla interior.

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Wayve's robotaxis will offer a sleek, modern cabin experience with touchscreen controls for passengers.

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Inside the robotaxi, riders will interact with a central touchscreen to manage their journey.

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Human supervisors will initially sit behind the wheel of Wayve's robotaxis, monitoring operations in London.

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The licence marks a step forward for autonomous vehicles in London, alongside other futuristic EV designs.

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