Uber Expands Autonomous Partnerships Amid Company Restructuring

Sarfraz Maredia, Uber’s global head of Autonomous Mobility & Delivery, is reportedly set to leave the company on Nov. 16, 2026, as Uber reorganizes its operations and expands autonomous-vehicle partnerships. The reported plan would divide Maredia’s responsibilities between senior directors Samarth Kejriwal and Aaron Emrich. Uber has not confirmed the departure or the proposed leadership changes, while its leadership page continues to list Maredia in his current role. Maredia joined Uber in 2014. His responsibilities include the autonomous marketplace and fleet operations, commercial strategy, partnerships and expansion. The reported departure would follow Uber’s Sept.

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