Volvo and Aurora Launch Autonomous Truck Route to Oklahoma City

The Volvo VNL Autonomous integrated with the Aurora Driver is now hauling freight to
Expanding to New Freight Markets
The
By operating directly to customer facilities, V.A.S. can reduce the need for drayage moves and additional handoffs, helping remove complexity from the logistics flow. Customers also benefit from Volvo’s extensive dealer network, robust service support, and proven uptime capabilities, helping them adopt autonomous transport while maintaining efficiency.
“Expanding our operations into
“Leveraging our technology to open new routes quickly and efficiently is a core part of our strategy,” said Ossa Fisher, President of
The launch also highlights the maturity of the Aurora Driver to meet VAS’ customer demand. Within weeks,
Leading the Industry in Safety and Scale
Volvo, the global leader in safety innovation, and
- The companies revealed the purpose-built Volvo VNL Autonomous at the 2024 ACT Expo.
- Last year, line-side integration of the Aurora Driver with the Volvo VNL began at Volvo’s New River facility, the largest Volvo production facility in the world. Volvo plans to build hundreds of these trucks in 2027.
Supported by strong technical and commercial momentum,
About Volvo Autonomous Solutions
Volvo Autonomous Solutions (V.A.S.) is the business area within the Volvo Group focused on developing and commercializing autonomous transport solutions in selected industry verticals. V.A.S. delivers end-to-end autonomous transport solutions that combine a purpose-built vehicle, a virtual driver, required infrastructure, operations and uptime support, and a fleet management system that orchestrates transport operations and manages logistics flows. Solutions are tailored to each customer’s needs and designed to support safer, more productive and more sustainable operations.
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Ceren Wende
Head of Marketing and Communication, Volvo Autonomous Solutions
Mobile: + 46 31 322 4536
Email: ceren.wende@volvo.com
Rachel Chibidakis
Head of Partner and Product Communications,
Mobile: 415-314-9392
Email: rchibidakis@aurora.tech
Source: Aurora Innovation, Inc.