Aurora CFO Defends 2030 Target of 30,000 Driverless Trucks
Executive says self-driving trucking company's ambitious goal is achievable, not just aspirational
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Aurora Innovation, a company developing self-driving truck technology, has outlined a plan to deploy 30,000 driverless trucks by 2030, according to TechCrunch.
The company's chief financial officer said the target should not be dismissed as unrealistic, according to the report, characterizing the goal as achievable rather than merely aspirational.
TechCrunch reported that Aurora laid out what it described as an ambitious plan for the coming years as part of its broader strategy in the autonomous trucking sector.
Further details on the company's timeline, technology rollout, or specific markets targeted for the driverless truck deployment were not immediately available.
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