Ride · testing only · checked today
Robotaxis in Seattle
Seattle has no public robotaxi ride yet. We do not book.
Waymo shows Seattle on its map of where it drives, but its FAQ does not list Seattle among the cities where anyone can ride.
Waymo testing
No robotaxi service in the metro means no robotaxi airport.
Who rides whereWaymo · FAQour chartZoox · Where to rideour chartTesla · Robotaxi city mapour chartUber · Autonomous vehicles on Uberour chart
Who hails: checked today. How-to details checked 7 days ago. A ride is about 30 minutes, not a car for the day. A few hops inside the geofence can beat a rental day once parking and charging count. Many hops and the rental wins. Each app shows its price before you confirm.
A rental wins everything today: Rainier, Leavenworth, the Olympics were always rental territory.
Seattle · Drive when the hail loses
Model Y estimate ~$78/day
No operator here publishes a pickup at this airport. Turo via Kayak · Oct 29 · Nov 27–29. Not inventory.
Plan here, then open their site when you are ready. We do not book.
You book on their site. Their prices are live · ours are dated estimates so you know what you are walking into. Brand names open the right site. We do not take the booking.
Group, kids, pets, airport
Pets · Service animals ride with every operator here. Pets do not. Zoox also turns away emotional support animals.
No robotaxi service in the metro means no robotaxi airport. SEA is the Link, a rideshare, or the rental counter.
SourcesWaymo Help · Rider rulesWaymo Help · Teen accountsWaymo · FAQour chartTesla Support · RobotaxiZoox · Support and rider rulesWaymo Help · Seating and guestsUber · Autonomous rides in Dallasour chartWaymo Help · Airport serviceZoox · Harry Reid AirportWaymo Help · Lost and foundWaymo Help · Contact support
How we get this
Who rides where comes from each operator's own city list, read every morning. Seats, ages, pets and airport pickups come from their help pages, read by hand. Where a page is silent, we say so.
Years later · FSD-class lease peek
After the hail
Own the FSD-class car
If unsupervised rides clicked, estimate a monthly Tesla lease in Seattle. Numbers are payment floors · FSD (Supervised) is a Tesla software option, not inside these estimates.
- Model YSame class as many unsupervised fleets~$579/mo · 36
- Model 3Volume sedan · FSD is a Tesla option on top~$429/mo · 36
Estimates as of Oct 29 · Seattle when we have a local mid · not a quote · Keep the class in Garage, or open Lease.
No public hail today. Drive instead.
Who hails: checked today. Live means you can ride today. Soon means the operator's own map lists the city as coming soon. Wait means cars are on the road but you cannot book one. A middot means nobody yet. Tap a cell for that city.
Full guide · airport, geofence, fares
Not yet · Waymo shows Seattle on its map of where it drives, but its FAQ does not list Seattle among the cities where anyone can ride.
What is actually on the road
Waymo shows Seattle on its map of where it drives, and its FAQ does not list Seattle among the cities where anyone can ride. There is no Waymo ride to book here yet.
The airport leg
SourcesWaymo Help · Airport service
Where the geofence ends
No public geofence, and the peninsula and passes would sit outside one regardless.
Where a rental still wins
Everything today: Rainier, Leavenworth, the Olympics were always rental territory.
Who rides where was checked Oct 29 against the operators' own city lists. Pickup spots, ages, seats and airport rules were read by hand from their help pages on . Service areas and airport rules change, so the operator's app has the final word.
How we get this
We read Waymo, Tesla, Zoox and Uber's own pages and write down only what they say, with the day we read them. A city moves from coming soon to live here when the operator's own list changes, not before.
