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Monday, October 26, 2026
Charger Logistics is expanding its partnership with Aurora to add 500 self-driving trucks to its fleet over the next two years. This marks a significant scaling of autonomous operations in the trucking sector.
The carrier's commitment reflects growing confidence in driverless technology for long-haul applications. Aurora plans to deploy 30,000 autonomous trucks industry-wide by 2030, with revenue projections reaching $5 billion annually by that date.
The expansion signals accelerating adoption of autonomous fleets among major logistics operators. Charger's deployment represents one of the largest autonomous truck commitments announced to date, underscoring momentum in the shift toward driverless freight transportation.
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