Uber (UBER) Stock Price
Track the latest price for Uber Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: UBER). This page includes real-time data, a three month price chart, and an overview of Uber's business with the most recent developments.
Key Market Data
| Latest Price | High | Low | Ticker |
|---|---|---|---|
| $71.82 | $79.17 | $69.18 | UBER (NYSE) |
Stock Price Chart
The chart below shows the daily closing price for Uber's stock over the past 3 months.
Recent Developments
- Delivery Hero Bid (May 2026): Uber made an $11.6 billion takeover offer for Germany based Delivery Hero. Uber has built a 36.83% stake in the company. If completed, the deal would strengthen Uber's delivery business across Europe and Asia.
- Robotaxi Expansion: At CES 2026, Uber unveiled a production robotaxi built with Lucid Motors and Nuro. Uber plans to launch driverless rides in up to 15 cities by the end of 2026, including San Francisco, Dallas, London, and Abu Dhabi.
- Q1 2026 Earnings: Revenue reached $13.20 billion, up 14.5% from a year ago. Gross bookings grew 21% across all segments. Uber One membership surpassed 50 million members and now accounts for over half of all bookings.
- Insurance Savings: Management expects hundreds of millions of dollars in insurance cost savings for U.S. Mobility in 2026, with price reductions already driving faster trip growth in cities like Los Angeles.
What Analysts Say
The average 12 month price target for Uber is around $104, with a consensus rating of "Buy." Recent ratings include a Buy from Jefferies with a $110 target, a Market Outperform from Citizens with a $100 target, and a Strong Buy from Raymond James. The stock currently trades between roughly $70 and $74, which suggests significant upside if analysts are right.
About Uber
Uber is a global technology company that connects people with transportation, food delivery, and freight services through its apps. It operates in three main segments:
- Mobility: The classic ride hailing service, from affordable UberX to premium Uber Black. This is the largest segment, making up about 57% of revenue.
- Delivery: Mostly Uber Eats, connecting customers with restaurants, grocery stores, and retailers. This segment represents about 33% of revenue.
- Freight: A logistics platform that connects shippers with carriers to move goods, making up about 10% of revenue.
In 2026, Uber also launched Uber Autonomous Solutions, a new unit focused on bringing self driving cars to the platform. The company has partnered with more than 30 autonomous vehicle developers, including Waymo, Lucid, Nuro, Rivian, WeRide, Wayve, and Avride. Uber has committed over $10 billion to autonomous vehicle investments and fleet purchases.
Disclaimer
The data on this page is for informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Please talk to a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions.