Autonomous taxis debut in Zagreb, marking Europe’s first robot‑taxi rolloutExecutive summary: Verne launched autonomous taxis in Zagreb, Croatia, the first such service in Europe. The deployment signals Europe’s entry into large‑scale driverless mobility and exposes reliance on overseas production. Verne (start‑up), Chinese manufacturers, Croatian authorities Further testing and possible expansion to other European cities, pending regulatory approval.Verne, a French start‑up, began operating autonomous taxis in Zagreb in early May after previous setbacks. The vehicles, currently built in China, represent the continent’s inaugural driver‑less taxi service. The launch highlights both technological ambition and reliance on foreign manufacturing.Connected developmentsUS restricts Anthropic AI model exportOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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