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Bolt and Stellantis Pilot Autonomous Mobility in Grand Paris

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Métropole du Grand Paris, Bolt, and Stellantis announced plans to introduce autonomous mobility services through a pilot program in Greater Paris starting in 2028. The project, submitted to the European Commission’s ADACities initiative, aims to expand to around 30 municipalities by 2030. The partners will assess how autonomous vehicles can integrate with existing public and private transport services.

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Why it matters

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The initiative seeks to explore how autonomous mobility technologies can be integrated into European cities, potentially providing a model for wider adoption. The project will specifically address unmet mobility needs, such as first- and last-mile journeys and access to employment hubs.

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Who's involved

  • BoltPartner in the autonomous mobility pilot program.
  • StellantisPartner providing L4-Ready Platforms and vehicle engineering expertise.
  • European CommissionHost of the ADACities initiative receiving the project submission.
  • Grand ParisAdministrative structure where the pilot program will be implemented.

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Possible knock-on effects

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    Nvidia could see increased demand for its core architecture due to the need for massive compute power in autonomous mobility.

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