Kodiak AI, Inc.

Kodiak AI plans to launch unsupervised driverless trucking on the Dallas-Houston I-45 lane by year end, after consistent intervention-free deliveries.

Kodiak and DTL Transport complete the first autonomous deliveries under Kodiak's new California DMV permit, hauling perishable freight from Fresno to LA.

A new collaboration integrates Kodiak's autonomous truck inspection data into PrePass' nationwide bypass network, paving the way for driverless scaling.

Kodiak AI remains on track to launch driverless long-haul service by the end of 2026. Its Autonomy Readiness Measure reached 93% in August, up from 91%.

AMD EPYC processors power the seventh-generation Kodiak Driver, delivering higher clock speeds and lower power consumption for driverless trucking.

Kodiak Driver-powered trucks haul 50-meter, 275,000-pound triple trailers driverless in the Permian Basin. Inside the engineering that made it possible.

Kodiak received a heavy-duty autonomous vehicle testing permit from the California DMV on August 13, 2026, authorizing operation with a safety driver.

Atlas Energy now runs Kodiak-powered driverless trucks from two Permian load-out points at once, hauling proppant across Texas and New Mexico.

Learn how Kodiak trains and deploys Physical AI using GigaFusionNet, large-scale multimodal foundation models, autolabeling, and accelerated AI infrastructure built with Lambda.

Learn how Kodiak uses Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) and its BreakPoint AI validation tool to identify rare failure modes, quantify risk, and build evidence for autonomous vehicle safety.