Uber has launched robotaxi services in London, marking a new phase in its global operations. The company introduced self-driving vehicles in the city, offering ride-hailing services without human drivers. This move comes just a day after Uber announced the shutdown of its operations in Nigeria, where it had faced regulatory challenges. The robotaxi service in London is part of Uber’s broader strategy to expand its autonomous vehicle capabilities in Europe. The company has been testing self-driving cars in several cities, with London now joining the list of locations where the service is available. The introduction of robotaxis aims to improve efficiency and reduce costs, but it has also raised questions about safety and regulation. Uber’s expansion in London reflects its ongoing efforts to adapt to changing market conditions and regulatory environments.