Aurora Innovation Targets 30,000 Driverless Trucks on US Roads by 2030
The company says a driver-as-a-service model and Aumovio-financed hardware will help it scale as investors question the pace of growth.
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Aurora Innovation Targets 30,000 Driverless Trucks on US Roads by 2030
Aurora Innovation aims to deploy 30,000 driverless trucks on U.S. highways by 2030, a target its CFO argues is realistic given massive freight volumes, severe driver shortages, strong economic incentives, maturing highway-focused technology, manufacturer partnerships, and improving regulations. The company’s data-driven progress supports rapid scaling once initial commercial operations succeed.
Aurora, which specializes in auto-drive technology, expects to have more than 30,000 self-drive trucks by 2030, bringing annual revenues of up to $5 billion. Aurora's forecast of 30,000 self-drive trucks by 2030 announced to investors last week that it expects that... the article Aurora CFO: 30,000 self-drive trucks by 2030 are not out of reach first on a robotic battery.
Aurora CFO says 30,000 driverless trucks by 2030 isn’t as far-fetched as it sounds
Autonomous vehicle technology company Aurora told investors last week that it expects to have more than 30,000 self-driving trucks on the road generating $5 billion in annual revenue by the end of 2030 — an audacious plan considering it expects to end 2026 with just 200 driverless trucks and an…
Aurora plans 30,000 driverless trucks as carriers weigh cost
Aurora Innovation (Nasdaq: AUR) plans to run more than 30,000 driverless trucks by 2030, the company told analysts and investors at its Analyst and Investor Day in Dallas on Sept. 23. The plan calls for more than $5 billion in revenue that year and a target gross margin of about 60%, according to the company’s […]
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