Tucson Will Launch The World'S First Unmanned Cargo Network In The US.

Media reports learned that Tucson, an unmanned truck company, recently announced the launch of the world's first Autonomous Freight Network (AFN) in the United States, which is composed of driverless trucks, logistics hub and operation monitoring system.

Tucson's future president Lv Cheng said the ultimate goal of the company is to build a driverless transport network linking hundreds of logistics terminals.

According to the introduction, the partners of the unmanned freight network plan include logistics enterprise UPS (United Parcel), logistics service provider Penske (Pan Shiqi), transportation enterprise U.S.Xpress (American Express), and supply chain service enterprise McLane (Mcclain).

Tucson will launch the plan in three phases in the future, with the goal of commercializing driverless trucks in 2024. In the third stage (2023-2024 years), the company aims to expand the driverless freight business to the main transportation routes of the 48 states of the United States.

Up to now, Tucson has made unmanned transportation services on seven different routes between Phoenix, Tucson, El Paso and Dallas in the future.

According to data from the eye, Tucson has had 5 rounds of financing in the future. The latest financing was disclosed in September 2019: Tucson announced in September 17th that it would receive a D2 round of US $120 million investment and complete a total of US $215 million D round of financing.

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