• Aurora outlined a push to scale commercial driverless long-haul trucking on U.S. public roads, positioning trucking as its first core market.
• Network expansion targets 12 routes across the Sun Belt in 2026, building from the Dallas–Houston launch corridor toward higher-volume freight lanes.
• Driverless customer-facility operations broadened to nine customers, with a majority of 2026 revenue expected from facility-to-facility moves.
• Hirschbach selected Aurora to scale an autonomous fleet targeting 500 trucks under a Driver as a Service model; deliveries slated to begin in 2027.
• Roadmap highlighted improved night and inclement-weather capability; 2025 Texas operations were constrained by weather about 40% of the time.

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