Munich’s MTZ Plans up to 500 Tensor Robotaxis in German Cities
The taxi firm will control its fleet, customers and data as partners plan up to 500 Robocars in German cities.
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Munich’s MTZ plans up to 500 Tensor robotaxis in German cities
Munich’s largest taxi operator plans to run up to 500 self-driving cars from US company Tensor in German cities. Tensor and Münchner Taxi Zentrum (MTZ) have signed a letter of intent. They said so in a press release on Tuesday, 27 October. They announced it at the Madrid Autonomous Mobility Summit. The fleet depends on […] This story continues at The Next Web
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The Billings GazetteTensor and Münchner Taxi Zentrum Sign LOI to Put Taxi Operators at the Center of Autonomous Mobility in Germany
Tensor brings its Robocar to Germany, with taxi operators in control of their fleets, customers and data; partners plan up to 500 Robocars in German cities as a first step
The Munich Taxi Center, a major provider in the city, announces a cooperation with a Californian company. What this means for drivers, competitors and customers.
Tensor and Münchner Taxi Zentrum plan robotaxi service in Germany | ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International
Tensor Auto and Münchner Taxi Zentrum have signed a letter of intent to deploy Tensor Robocars as autonomous taxis in Germany, operated by MTZ. Both companies support an operator-led model in which the taxi operator runs the service and retains its customer relationships and brand, with Tensor selling its Robocar and providing autonomous driving through a recurring subscription service, known as Autonomous Driving as a Service (ADaaS). Designed …
And if, in a few years, you call a taxi in Munich as usual... but no driver was behind the wheel? The idea is no longer just science fiction: the actors in the traditional sector are beginning to position themselves in the face of the arrival of new autonomous mobility services in Europe. In Germany, the country's largest taxi operator has just signed a letter of intent with an American company specializing in autonomous driving. The stated obje…
Munich Taxi Company Orders 500 Robotaxis
Things are picking up in Germany’s robotaxi scene. Waymo is already conducting extensive testing and aims to launch commercial, driverless robotaxi service by the end of 2027, but taxi companies themselves aren’t sitting idly by either. In December 2025, a small delegation of Austrian and German taxi operators visited the San Francisco Bay Area to…
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