Climate change Fair transition To increase zero-emission, all-electric trips on tend to live, including multi-unit dwellings and Key partners Uber, we must find more ways to help drivers underserved neighborhoods. make an equitable transition to electric vehicles. Collaboration with governments and industry Uber has committed to making $800 million partners is critical to increasing affordable access available to assist hundreds of thousands of drivers for drivers. This is why our climate change strategy transition to battery EVs by 2025. This includes new calls for enabling policy environments and earnings opportunities for drivers with greener includes partnerships with global automakers, EV and electric vehicles, including a Zero Emission charging companies, fleet management and rental Incentive of an extra $1 per trip for every battery companies, and electric utilities. EV driver in the US and Canada. We have also Uber’s wide-ranging actions and partnerships negotiated discounts and savings for drivers that further underscore Uber’s commitment to address use Uber’s platform on electric vehicles and EV the impacts of climate change now and in the charging offered by our partners. future. The world is at a critical juncture, and we Supporting EV charging infrastructure is another all have a role to play. Uber is aiming high to build important piece of our commitment to a fair the most efficient, decarbonized, and multimodal transition. Historically, EV infrastructure and platform in the world for on-demand mobility. policies have been developed to support personal car ownership. As a result, most plugs for EV charging are available in affluent neighborhoods 3.5M or retail locations, and in office parking facilities. Number of trips have taken place in fully electric Uber is working with EV charging experts like bp, vehicles in London since the launch of the London EVgo, EnelX, Izivia by EDF, Total, Powerdot and Clean Air Plan, as we work toward a fully electric others to help drivers access more affordable fast- platform in the city by 2025. charging solutions in high traffic urban areas, where commercial drivers tend to operate, and more overnight charging options in areas where drivers 2021 ESG Report 66