- In January 2025, Waymo launched its sixth-generation Waymo Driver technology, integrated into Hyundai’s IONIQ 5 electric SUV for autonomous ride-hailing services. This advanced system enhances Level 4 autonomy with improved AI algorithms and sensor capabilities, offering safer and more efficient driverless transportation. The launch strengthens Waymo’s position in the autonomous vehicle market, particularly in urban mobility solutions, and targets expansion in North American cities such as Phoenix and San Francisco
- In February 2025, Volvo partnered with Waabi to integrate Waabi’s virtual driver system into autonomous trucks at Volvo’s New River Valley factory in Virginia. This collaboration focuses on developing Level 4 autonomous trucks for commercial logistics, addressing driver shortages and improving freight efficiency. The partnership leverages Waabi’s AI-driven simulation technology to enhance safety and scalability, positioning Volvo as a leader in autonomous commercial vehicles
- In October 2024, Hyundai Motor Company announced a multi-year partnership with Waymo to incorporate Waymo’s autonomous driving technology into its electric vehicle lineup. The collaboration aims to produce Level 4 autonomous vehicles for ride-hailing, starting with the IONIQ 5, with plans to scale production for global markets. This strategic move strengthens Hyundai’s presence in the autonomous vehicle sector and accelerates the deployment of self-driving technology
- In April 2024, Nuro, Inc. and Foretellix partnered to accelerate the deployment of autonomous delivery vehicles. This collaboration focuses on enhancing virtual testing capabilities for Nuro’s Level 4 autonomous delivery systems, using Foretellix’s advanced simulation platforms to improve safety and efficiency. The partnership aims to expand Nuro’s autonomous delivery services in urban and suburban areas, targeting the growing demand for last-mile logistics solutions
- In May 2023, Valeo and DiDi Autonomous Driving entered a strategic collaboration and investment agreement to develop intelligent safety solutions for Level 4 robotaxis. This partnership focuses on integrating advanced sensors and AI-driven safety systems to enhance the reliability of DiDi’s autonomous ride-hailing services. The collaboration strengthens Valeo’s role in the autonomous vehicle market and supports DiDi’s expansion in Asia-Pacific markets
