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Aurora Pushes Back Autonomous Truck Rollout

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Friday, November 6, 2026

Aurora is facing production delays as it works to expand its autonomous vehicle fleet, citing supply chain and quality control challenges in its partnership with Roush for truck upfitting. Despite the setback, the company maintains confidence in its deployment timeline, projecting more than 1,000 trucks will be operational by the end of 2027. The delays underscore persistent challenges facing autonomous trucking developers as they scale manufacturing and integrate proprietary systems into heavy-duty vehicles.

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