Aurrigo signs UK local authority contract for its Auto-Shuttle technology

Aurrigo signs UK local authority contract for its Auto-Shuttle technology | Autonomous Vehicle International

Aurrigo, which designs, develops and builds a host of autonomous vehicles at its Advanced Engineering Centre in Coventry, UK, has supplied a £250,000 (US$339,000) fully autonomous and electric shuttle to Solihull council, as part of a passenger trials currently being delivered at the NEC (National Exhibition Centre).

British autonomous transport specialist Aurrigo has sold its first Auto-Shuttle to Solihull Council in a deal that will involve the machine being used at the NEC.

The £250,000 Aurrigo autonomous electric shuttle sold to Solihull.

Aurrigo autonomous shuttle used at NEC as part of Solihull deal | Autocar

British autonomous transport specialist Aurrigo has sold its first Auto-Shuttle to Solihull Council in a deal that will involve the machine being used at the NEC. The £250,000 autonomous electric shuttle sold to Solihull will initially be used for a four-week test on a one-mile pre-mapped section of road at the major exhibition centre near Birmingham before being considered for other ‘first and last mile’ transport services in the region.

Aurrigo has secured its first local authority contract after selling an Auto-Shuttle to Solihull Council.

Coventry-made driverless bus starts real world trials in Solihull

Solihull has become one of the first places in the UK to see driverless vehicles take to its roads with a Coventry-made autonomous bus. Solihull Council has become the first local authority in the country to purchase its own fully electric autonomous shuttle from Coventry-based Aurrigo, which it will initially be trialling at the NEC over the next four weeks.

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