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Primary Technology for Next-Gen eCascadia Autonomous Features
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Radar-based systems • 25%
Hybrid systems (Multiple sensors) • 25%
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Daimler's Freightliner eCascadia Autonomous Trucks to Hit Texas Roads by 2027
May 8, 2024, 10:03 AM
Daimler has announced that its autonomous electric semi-trucks, specifically the Class 8 electric eCascadia models equipped with self-driving technology from Torc Robotics, will begin operations on U.S. roads by 2027. The trucks will initially run routes between Laredo and Dallas, Texas. This initiative marks a significant step for Daimler, combining sustainable electric power with advanced autonomous driving capabilities in a commercial trucking format, addressing future markets and emission realities.
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