Nuro has received approval from the California DMV to test its new self-driving delivery vehicle, the R3, in Mountain View, Los Altos, Palo Alto, and Menlo Park. This third-generation vehicle is designed to be larger, faster, and capable of longer distances on a single charge compared to its predecessors. The R3 will focus on goods delivery, with potential future adaptations to carry passengers.
The R3 can travel at speeds up to 45 mph, allowing for a broader deployment area, including plans to test in Houston. Nuro has a strong safety record, having completed over one million autonomous miles without at-fault incidents. The company emphasizes community trust and safety, collaborating with local authorities to ensure its vehicles interact safely with emergency services.
• Nuro's R3 vehicle approved for testing in multiple Bay Area cities.
• R3 can travel faster and further than previous models, enhancing delivery capabilities.
Nuro's R3 is a self-driving vehicle designed specifically for goods delivery.
Nuro's vehicles have been tested in autonomous mode, contributing to their safety record.
Nuro integrates machine learning to enhance the functionality of its delivery vehicles.
Nuro's R3 vehicle represents a significant advancement in their self-driving technology.
Nuro collaborates with Uber Eats to pilot autonomous deliveries using its vehicles.
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