Lidl Puts Cabless, Driverless Lorry on German Roads as Spain Watches
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In northern Hesse, Lidl tested an autonomous electric truck without a driver. For the first time, the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt granted a permit.
Einride's autonomous truck travels between a central warehouse and a Lidl supermarket in Edermünde, Germany. It is the first driverless autonomous truck on German roads.
The vehicle, developed in collaboration with specialized technology firms, makes prefixed routes without the need of driver on board in certain sections, marking a milestone in the search for sustainable and efficient transport solutions for the high consumption sector.A pilot test to transform the logistics of the great consumption The experimental project is developed [...] The entrance Lidl tests in Germany its first electric and autonomous t…
Lidl has begun testing an electric truck capable of autonomous driving. The vehicle lacks a traditional driver's cab and will regularly deliver goods to stores. According to esmmagazine, the truck is expected to transport over 3,000 pallets within four months.
Lidl, one of the most important discount chains in Europe, began to use autonomous trucks without driver or cabin in Germany
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