Strong Top-Line Growth in Q4 and Full Year 2025
Gross bookings rose 22% year-over-year in Q4; 2025 marked the fifth consecutive year of annual gross bookings growth above 20%.
Large and Growing User Base
Monthly active users (MAPC) exceeded 200 million (202 million cited), with annual active base over 450 million; MAPC growth accelerated from ~14% YoY at the start of 2025 to 18% YoY by year-end.
Profitability and Cash Generation
Adjusted EBITDA reached $8.7 billion, up 35% year-over-year, and free cash flow was $9.8 billion (reported ~42% YoY growth); management reiterated strong free cash generation (~$10B cited) and capacity to both invest and return capital.
Significant Membership and Multi-Product Engagement
Membership count ~46 million and membership growth exceeding 50% year-over-year (55% growth cited); 40% of consumers in Q4 used more than one Uber product, supporting higher retention and LTV.
Delivery Momentum and Diversification
Delivery growth accelerated to multi-year highs driven by expanding selection (more merchants), growth in less-dense/suburban areas, grocery/retail product expansion, membership lift, and international launches; grocery and retail cited as large new TAM.
Advertising Upside
Delivery advertising penetration exceeded the prior 2% target and enterprise ad growth is outpacing SMBs, indicating a larger-than-expected long-term ad opportunity.
Autonomy Strategy Showing Early Operational Advantages
Uber reports AVs on its platform have ~30% higher trips-per-vehicle-per-day vs 1P stand-alone platforms; company added ~50x the AV trips on Uber vs the entire AV industry last year and expects AV deployments in ~15 cities by year-end.
Global and Non-top-Market Strength
60% of mobility gross bookings are international; management emphasized that a large portion of U.S. profitability comes from outside the top markets (citing ~75% of U.S. profits from non-top-20 markets), with faster growth in less-dense markets.