Volvo has announced a first commercial initiative with its electric autonomous trucks. The automotive titan has partnered with ferry and logistics giant DFDS.
DFDS will use Volvo’s trucks to transport containers on a predefined route along public roads at a maximum speed of 40km (25 miles) per hour. The trucks will be monitored remotely by an operator in a control room.
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