Uber Posts Strong Q2 Earnings on Mobility and Delivery Growth
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Uber Technologies Inc. delivered strong second-quarter results on June 18, 2025, driven by rapid growth in both its ride-hailing and food delivery segments. The company reported revenue of $10.8 billion, representing a 22% increase compared to the same period last year, with net income rising to $750 million.
The global rebound in travel and urban mobility fueled a surge in ride-hailing demand, with Uber expanding its services into new cities and improving driver incentives to boost supply. The company also made strides in reducing carbon emissions by increasing the share of electric vehicles (EVs) in its fleet through driver subsidies and partnerships with automakers.
Uber Eats, the company’s food delivery arm, continued its rapid growth trajectory, benefitting from partnerships with thousands of restaurants and improved logistics technology. Expansion into grocery and convenience store delivery added new revenue streams, capturing changing consumer habits around convenience.
CEO Dara Khosrowshahi highlighted Uber’s dual focus on innovation and sustainability. “We are committed to providing safe, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation and delivery services worldwide,” Khosrowshahi said during the earnings call.
The company’s investments in autonomous vehicle technology and AI-driven route optimization have enhanced efficiency and are expected to reduce operational costs over time.
Uber improved profitability through better marketplace management and cost control, inching closer to consistent profitability targets.
Shares rose 4.6% on the NASDAQ following the earnings release.
Looking ahead, Uber plans to deepen its EV adoption initiatives, expand micro-mobility offerings such as e-bikes and scooters, and enhance its AI capabilities to improve customer experience and driver earnings.
