@svpino: These guys just raised $200M to continue building autonomous trucking. @Gatik_AI already has: • $600M in contracted rev…
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Gatik AI has raised $200 million to advance its autonomous trucking technology, with over 100,000 driverless orders completed and commercial operations already in place.
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These guys just raised $200M to continue building autonomous trucking.
@Gatik_AI already has:
• $600M in contracted revenue • 100,000+ fully driverless orders completed • 99%+ on-time delivery • Trucks running daily with no driver or safety observer onboard
This is a massive industry. In the US alone, there are almost 4M truck drivers.
I suspect we’ll solve autonomous truck driving well before we solve general self-driving.
Gautam Narang (@gautam_narang): $200M raised. Driverless freight operating commercially today. Customers like @pepsico already relying on us. Demand accelerating.
This round is a strong vote of confidence in the business @Gatik_AI has built and gives us the capital to scale it much faster. Thank you Qatar
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