The collaboration integrates LOXO’s Digital Driver—the first platform to secure approval for driverless operations on European public roads—with the engineering and data systems expertise of DXC Technology. While autonomous vehicles have demonstrated technical feasibility in controlled environments, they often lack the back-end integration required for day-to-day logistics. By connecting LOXO’s software to existing fleet orchestration, data services, and operational workflows, the companies aim to streamline the deployment of driverless light commercial vehicles between hubs and warehouses.

This initiative targets the specific complexities of the European logistics market, including regulatory alignment and defined, repeatable route structures. According to Amin Amini, CEO and Co-Founder of LOXO, the partnership provides the necessary engineering depth to transform proven driving technology into commercially viable logistics infrastructure. Karim Jeribi, Europe General Manager at DXC, emphasized that the goal is to move beyond the vehicle itself, focusing on the systems that allow autonomous logistics to function reliably within global supply chains.