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Torc Autonomous Truck

Built by Torc Robotics

Overview

The Torc Autonomous Truck is Torc Robotics’ self-driving heavy-duty truck program for hauling freight on public roads in the United States. Torc is an independent subsidiary of Daimler Truck, and the company says the system is intended for commercial autonomous trucking use between freight hubs.

Specifications

Category: Autonomous Vehicle
Speed
29.17 m/s
Autonomy
L4
Price
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Status
active
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Detailed specifications

Sensors1
Sensor Suite
lidar + radar + cameras; Torc has also described long-range and short-range LiDAR in its stack, with Nvidia/Flex compute behind the vehicle.
Other9
Region
US
Capacity
cargo / freight
Unofficial
true
Sub Category
US
Discovery Hint
Daimler Truck subsidiary; L4 trucking, commercial launch targeted 2027
Navigation Type
lidar + radar + cameras; Torc has also described long-range and short-range LiDAR in its stack, with Nvidia/Flex compute behind the vehicle.
Deployment Notes
[stage: pilot] As of 2026, Torc is not operating a public commercial freight service; it is still in testing, validation, and pilot phases ahead of a targeted 2027 U.S. market entry. Torc has said it is preparing a first driver-out lane between Laredo and Dallas and has been conducting pilots with major motor carriers, but the available sources do not confirm paid public deliveries or a commercial fleet in service; a safety driver remains part of testing until driver-out operations are launched.
Deployment Stage
pilot

Where will these robots operate? Often the same as your country — add more for multi-country deployments.

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