In autonomous and self-driving vehcile news are WeRide, GreenMobility, Innoviz, Arrow McLaren, Aurora Innovation, Tier IV, Astemo, Torc Robotics, Auto-ISAC, Wayve, Uber, TfL, Moove, Pony.ai, Tesla and Waymo. WeRide Expands Autonomous Operations into Denmark via GreenMobility Partnership WeRide has expanded its European footprint into Denmark through a commercial partnership with Danish shared mobility operator GreenMobility, marking the initial deployment of Chinese autonomous vehicle technology in the Nordic region. The collaboration targets a public launch of WeRide’s SAE Level 4 GXR robotaxi platform in the first half of 2027, subject to regulatory approval from Denmark’s Road Directorate and Road Traffic Authority. The deployment leverages GreenMobility’s established fleet operations and customer base, which includes over 1,500 electric vehicles across the region. The Danish expansion reflects an asset-light international strategy reliant on local transit operators, utility fleets, and ride-hailing networks to manage distribution and regulatory integration. Denmark represents WeRide’s sixth European territory, joining active programs in France, Belgium, Slovakia, Spain, and Switzerland. Globally, WeRide’s fleet exceeds 2,800 autonomous vehicles—including robotaxis, robobuses, and utility vehicles—operating across 40 cities, supported by commercial driverless permits in eight countries, notably including wide-area operations in Abu Dhabi integrated with Uber. Innoviz Partners With Top 10 Global OEM to Develop Highway LiDAR Perception Stack Innoviz Technologies has secured a development and validation agreement with an unnamed top ten global automotive OEM to build a complete LiDAR-based perception stack targeted at high-speed highway operational design domains. The deployment architecture pairs the Tier-1 supplier’s InnovizTwo long-range sensor with its proprietary perception software, designed to execute on an NVIDIA-powered compute platform for prospective integration into the automaker’s future autonomous production programs. The scope encompasses core Physical AI perception routines, including Point Cloud Plus pixel-level classification to distinguish drivable surfaces from hazardous in-path obstacles like road debris, alongside multi-class road user detection. By