Executed in Houston at sunset to show successful day and night operations, the company says the milestone, reached at a much earlier stage than most of the competition within two years of founding, demonstrates its engineering velocity, safety discipline, and focus on profitable scaling.
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The company expects the Ford Universal EV Platform and Ford Universal EV Production System developed by its California-based electric vehicle hardware and software skunkworks to deliver a family of affordable, electric, software-defined vehicles starting with a $30,000 midsize pickup.
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The San Jose, CA-based lithium-sulfur battery innovator announced it will add to its previous Northvolt acquisitions with the Ett, Labs, and Drei facilities, and all remaining Northvolt intellectual property, the newly acquired assets developed with over $5 billion in capital investment.
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With the first launch in a major U.S. city next year, Uber aims to deploy 20,000 or more Lucid vehicles equipped with the Nuro Driver, validating the autonomous vehicle technology company’s expanded business model to include licensing its AI-driven autonomy platform to OEMs and mobility providers.
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The strategic collaboration leverages Aeva’s perception technology with LG Innotek’s global scale to accelerate the scaled deployment of 4D lidar in new markets, including consumer devices, robotics, and industrial automation, after recent wins in the automotive and truck space.
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The San Francisco-based startup announced Seed and Series A backing in its mission to develop advanced autonomous systems for the $13 trillion global construction industry by upgrading existing heavy equipment fleets with same-day hardware and software installs to address a building crisis as demand for new infrastructure surges.
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Its Series M validation prototype vehicles are approaching sign-off following an intensive off-road test program, as the company prepares its Utility, Truck, and Chassis variants to enable customers in sectors such as agriculture, emergency response, defense, infrastructure, and mining to decarbonize their fleets.
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The leaders of the New York-based company, focused on “making the best non-cars on Earth,” believe that the future of transportation in cities is about smaller, smarter, more beautiful vehicles like the P1 and Olto, and they have big plans to rethink how transportation is done in urban environments.
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The partners successfully validated automotive-sized solid-state-battery cells with 375-W·h/kg energy density, a major step toward commercial use with Stellantis planning a demonstration fleet by 2026, and Factorial’s CEO answers a few Futurride questions regarding her company’s breakthrough technology.
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The autonomous vehicle technology company has become the first to operate a commercial self-driving service with heavy-duty trucks on public roads, transforming how goods are moved in the U.S., beginning with regular, round-trip driverless hauls between Dallas and Houston.
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