Einride and Lidl Germany have put a cab-less SAE Level 4 truck into daily operation on a German public road, under the first KBA permit of its kind. One shift a day, five days a week, moving real store deliveries. $ENRD

A man in his 30s has died after a car crashed into the entrance of a Lidl store in Wolverhampton. The woman driving the car is believed to have suffered a medical incident at the wheel, West Midlands Ambulance Service said. 🔗

NVIDIA PARTNERS WITH EINRIDE TO SCALE AUTONOMOUS TRUCKING Einride $ENRD is building the next generation of its self-driving truck system on Nvidia Hyperion, Nvidia’s production-ready platform for Level 4 autonomous vehicles. Nvidia will provide the underlying compute, sensors, safety architecture and AI development tools, while Einride continues to build and operate its own autonomous-driving software. Einride currently operates hundreds of electric trucks across the U.S., Europe and the Middle East and expects its fleet to reach 1,500-2,000 vehicles by 2028. The company says roughly 80% of that demand could be suitable for automation over the medium term. Einride is already deploying autonomous trucks with customers, including a cab-less Level 4 truck operating on a public road in Germany with Lidl.