Skip to main content

Go―Get Zero

Our global climate event

It’s our goal to be a zero-emission and low-packaging-waste platform by 2040.* That’s why at Go-Get Zero, our annual climate event, we announced new features and updates to accelerate electrification and make it easier for drivers, couriers, customers, and merchants to make greener choices. While there’s still lots of work ahead, that vision is picking up speed. Explore all our announcements and watch the event.

Accelerating electrification for drivers and couriers

AI Assistant

This new generative AI feature, coming soon to the Driver app, will help drivers and couriers get quick and personalized answers to every EV question under the sun.

An illustration of a lime green circle with the chrome frame of a phone partially protruding from the top. Inside the circle, there are text message bubbles shown in a conversation between an AI assistant and a female user.

EV Mentors

We’ll connect experienced EV drivers and couriers with those who are EV curious to allow them to share their experiences and answer questions directly.

An image of a woman plugging in her electric vehicle while looking at her phone, cropped inside a circle. A smaller circle overlaps, showing a smiling Black woman, with lime-colored illustrated chat icons placed over both images.

Helping make green choices easier


An individual getting into the back seat of an electric vehicle, with an overlayed user interface displaying '121.7kg' as the estimated amount of CO2 saved.

Emission savings refresh

Keep tabs on the estimated emissions you avoid when you choose greener ride options on Uber. The dashboard now includes your Lime e-bike and e-scooter rides, plus UberX Share rides. Tembici bikes coming soon.

A smiling Black woman looks at her phone, with an overlaying user interface element that reads 'Set a preference for electric vehicles.'

EV Preferences

This new feature will allow riders to set their preference in their Uber app settings to get matched with an EV anytime one is nearby.

A diverse set of Climate Collection retail items arranged neatly inside a light yellow circle.

Climate Collection

Browse and buy from climate-conscious brands, on demand. The Climate Collection is a curated selection of like-minded brands including Allbirds, Credo Beauty, Cuyana, L’Occitane, and more.** Head to the Uber Eats app to start shopping, and keep an eye out for new brands and offerings, coming soon.

A hand reaching for an item among a varied selection of farmers market goods, with an overlay of an Uber Eats app tile.

Farmers markets on Uber Eats

Farm-to-table is just a step away. In New York City and Los Angeles, you can now order seasonal produce and fresh goods directly from your local farmers markets.


Giving merchants the green light


Green Packaging Marketplace

Our global Green Packaging Marketplace helps make more sustainable packaging available to every Uber Eats restaurant. And we’re offering incentives for restaurants to give more sustainable packaging a try.

An assortment of environmentally conscious food packaging sitting next to an Uber Eats bag.

Green Ambassadors

We’ll reward merchants that have the most impactful sustainability efforts on our platform with a grant and promotions worth up to $50,000 to help put toward their own sustainability goals. They’ll serve as Green Ambassadors and share testimonials with other merchants looking to make the switch to more sustainable packaging.

A female retail worker smiles while holding an Uber Eats bag.

The Earthshot Prize partnership

We’ve joined The Earthshot Prize as a founding partner to help source and grow the next generation of climate start-ups. Their innovations are making more sustainable choices easier, more affordable, and better for all of us.

The Earthshot Partnership logo featuring an illustrated image of the Earth.
Go–Get Zero logo

Don't stop till zero

Products or features may vary by market or location. See your app for availability.
*To learn more about Uber’s climate goals, read our 2024 ESG Report.
**Brands are selected based on their public commitments to the environment and dedication to more sustainable production. Uber is not responsible for third-party claims, products, or services.