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Paris launches trial of fully electric, autonomous shuttles

26 July 2017

by Nick Michell

Ile-de-France Mobilités, the authority controlling the public transport network in Paris, in partnership with Keolis and Navya, has launched a six-month trial of three fully electric, autonomous shuttles in La Defense, the largest business district in Europe.

Keolis, a French transport group, started the shuttle services of three electric autonomous vehicles, developed by Navya, which will run until the end of the year. The service will provide a new ‘first and last mile’ mobility solution for the 500,000 people travelling to and from La Defense business district every day.

“The Navya electric autonomous shuttle as a transport solution, is unique due to its driving intelligence and sensor ...

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