Lidl and Einride put a driverless truck into daily service in Germany

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Lidl and Einride have launched Germany's first cab-less Level 4 autonomous electric truck in daily commercial service, operating under a unique national permit on a short route between a logistics center and a store. The truck runs without a driver onboard, monitored remotely, and carries about 45 pallets per shift.

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