Waymo has partnered with Renault and Nissan to explore driverless mobility services in France and Japan:
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For Renault and Nissan, the partnership provides access to Waymo's technology and expertise, which could enable them to accelerate their ability to bring self-driving services to market — and to do so at a relatively lower cost. Waymo is arguably the world's most advanced AV company; it's already launched the US' first commercial AV ride-hailing service.
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