Overview
- Switzerland’s Federal Roads Office approved fully driverless Robotaxi operations once prescribed testing and mileage thresholds are met.
- Initial trials with on-board safety drivers are underway across Furttal, progressing to driverless testing with vehicles overseen remotely by Eurobus.
- The permit contemplates a 110-kilometer service area with about 460 stops at speeds up to 80 km/h.
- WeRide targets launching driverless public passenger service in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory sign-offs.
- The company says it now holds autonomous-driving permits in eight countries, building on a Swiss presence that includes a Robobus shuttle at Zurich Airport.