Element to Manage Waymo's Toronto Fleet for 2028 Launch
Element Fleet Management and Waymo are expanding their autonomous fleet partnership, which began with operations support in San Diego, to Toronto for Waymo's planned 2028 Canadian launch, Element said in a press release.
Element Mobility will manage onsite operations for Waymo's Toronto fleet. Its responsibilities will cover staff, facilities, infrastructure, vehicle maintenance, charging, cleaning, energy management and fleet data.
The companies expect to create hundreds of roles over time across fleet maintenance, validation driving, customer service and other operational functions. The Toronto service will mark Waymo's first operations in Canada.
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