Overview
- Nissan signed a global agreement to integrate Wayve’s autonomous driving software across its next-generation ProPILOT driver-assistance suite.
- Initial consumer availability is targeted for Japan in fiscal 2027, with deployment planned across a broad range of Nissan vehicles.
- Wayve’s AI will pair with Nissan’s Ground Truth Perception and next-generation LiDAR to support assistance on highways and in complex urban settings.
- Wayve has tested its technology extensively on UK roads, and its CEO said the partnership paves the way for worldwide deployment.
- A separate Wayve–Uber trial aims to offer bookable robotaxis in London next spring following UK moves to enable autonomous vehicle testing.