# Waymo launches autonomous ride-hailing in Singapore by 2028

> Waymo announces its next global expansion, bringing fully electric self-driving cars to Singapore in partnership with the government.
- Title: Waymo launches autonomous ride-hailing in Singapore by 2028
- Summary: Waymo announces its next global expansion, bringing fully electric self-driving cars to Singapore in partnership with the government. Waymo is expanding to…
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- Source: Waymo — https://waymo.com/waymo-in-singapore
- Author: Waymo
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- Topics: waymo, singapore, autonomous vehicles, ride-hailing, self-driving cars, ministry of transport, land transport authority, electric vehicles, global expansion, 2028 launch, technology, startups
## Waymo expands to Singapore
Waymo is launching its fully autonomous, all-electric ride-hailing service in Singapore by 2028 in partnership with the Ministry of Transport and Land Transport Authority.

> Waymo is coming to Singapore.
## Proven safety track record
Waymo has completed over 20 million fully autonomous rides and 300 million autonomous kilometres, showing a 94% reduction in injury-causing crashes compared to human drivers.

> 94% reduction in injury-causing crashes compared to human drivers
## Phased rollout through 2028
Waymo will arrive with electric Jaguar I-PACE vehicles in coming months, conduct a readiness phase in 2027 with local adaptation, then launch commercial service in 2028.
## Supporting Singapore's green goals
Waymo's 100% electric fleet supports Singapore Green Plan 2030, preventing an estimated 480 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide weekly while reducing private car ownership.
## First-and-last-mile connectivity
Over a third of Waymo riders in San Francisco use the service to connect to mass transit, and Waymo aims to bridge similar gaps across Singapore's residential and commercial hubs.
## Advanced safety sensors for dense streets
Waymo's custom sensor suite of lidar, radar, and cameras provides 360-degree detection of pedestrians, cyclists, and active mobility users for safe interactions on Singapore's dense urban streets.
## Key takeaway

Waymo is expanding to Singapore with a phased approach, launching commercial autonomous ride-hailing service in 2028 after establishing operations and adapting its technology to local conditions.