PlusAI reaches key milestones ahead of launching its autonomous trucks
Over the past six months, PlusAI has continued safety validation of SuperDrive with global OEM partners on factory-built trucks. | Source: PlusAI PlusAI Inc. yesterday said it has updated its commercial readiness metrics for the first half of 2026. These metrics highlight the company’s progress towards deployments of factory-built autonomous trucks in 2027. “Every six months, we publish our commercial readiness metrics because they provide a transparent view into our progress,” said David
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An autonomous truck software developer has announced progress on metrics measuring its readiness for commercial deployment of factory-built autonomous trucks in 2027. The company's three key metrics have all improved: safety case readiness increased to 93.4%, autonomous miles percentage grew to 99.8%, and remote assistance-free trips reached 85.2%. The company has achieved these improvements while launching commercial fleet trials, releasing updated software, expanding partnerships with technology and logistics providers, and obtaining certifications to support commercial deployment.
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