Yes, Uber is available and very active in Switzerland, but its presence is mostly concentrated in major urban centers like Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, and Bern. In 2026, you can use the same Uber app you use at home to call for various rides, including UberX, Uber Black, and "Uber Green" for electric vehicles. However, be prepared for "Swiss prices"—a short 15-minute ride can easily cost 30 to 50 CHF. In smaller mountain villages, ski resorts like Zermatt (which is car-free), or more rural Cantons, Uber is generally not available, and you will need to rely on local taxi companies or the country’s world-class public transport. While Uber is convenient for "door-to-door" service, especially late at night, most travelers in Switzerland find the SBB train and tram system so efficient, clean, and frequent that they rarely feel the need to call a car. In 2026, many Swiss cities have also introduced "integrated mobility" where you can see public transport and rideshare options side-by-side in local apps, further emphasizing that while Uber is a "thing," it is often the most expensive way to get around the country.