Einride puts a cab-less truck into daily Lidl runs on German public roads
The Level 4 vehicle carries goods without an onboard operator under a KBA permit the companies describe as Germany's first of its kind.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: Tech.eu
Why it matters
Einride has put a cab-less truck into a permitted retail route on German public roads. The next test is whether a bounded run can become cheaper, repeatable freight.
Robert Falck's Einride and Lidl began using a cab-less autonomous truck for daily deliveries on German public roads on September 15th. The electric Level 4 vehicle carries goods between a Lidl distribution center and a store without a driver or safety operator onboard.…
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