Dubai Gears Up for Driverless Taxi Trials in 2025 with Pony.ai Partnership

 



Dubai is set to take a major leap into the future of urban mobility with the launch of its first driverless taxi trials. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced a strategic partnership with American autonomous driving technology company Pony.ai to begin testing robotaxis this year. This trial marks a key milestone in Dubai’s roadmap toward becoming a global leader in smart and sustainable transport.

The agreement with Pony.ai forms part of Dubai’s broader Smart Self-Driving Transport Strategy, which aims to convert 25% of all trips in the city into autonomous journeys by 2030. These trials, set to commence in 2025, will pave the way for a wider rollout of driverless taxis across the emirate in 2026.

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