PlusAI, a leader in AI-based autonomous trucking software, has released key performance indicators (KPIs) demonstrating steady progress toward the 2027 commercial launch of its SuperDrive™ system. With significant advancements in safety, autonomy, and scalability, PlusAI is poised to transform the $2 trillion trucking freight market in the U.S. and Europe.
Safety Case Readiness (SCR): 86% in H1 2025, up from 75% in H2 2024, targeting 100% by 2027.
Autonomous Miles Percentage (AMP): 98% of route distance under full autonomous control, up from 97%.
Remote Assistance Free Trips (RAFT): 76% of trips without human intervention, up from 69%, aiming for 90%+.
Over 5 million miles tested across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Initial launch planned for Texas Triangle in 2027, with expansion to U.S. and European freight corridors.
Public road testing in Texas and Sweden, with fleet trials set for fall 2025.
PlusAI’s Safety Case Framework (SCF) is a multi-tiered structure aligned with best practices from safety-critical industries like aviation and automotive. The SCF’s five pillars—Understand, Design, Develop, Prove, and Deploy—ensure comprehensive safety validation. Achieving 86% SCR in H1 2025 reflects robust progress in system architecture, testing, and compliance, with a goal of 100% readiness by the 2027 launch. This framework supports transparency and regulatory engagement, fostering trust among stakeholders.
The AMP metric measures the percentage of a route driven under full autonomous control without intervention. In H1 2025, SuperDrive achieved 98% AMP, up from 97% in H2 2024, showcasing its reliability across diverse conditions. This route-specific metric complements RAFT by providing a continuous measure of autonomous performance, critical for assessing system maturity and operational readiness.
RAFT tracks the percentage of trips completed without human intervention. In H1 2025, PlusAI reached 76% RAFT, up from 69%, with a target of over 90% by 2027. A RAFT-compliant trip means SuperDrive maintains full control from start to finish, highlighting its operational independence. Remote assistance remains available as a safety net, ensuring scalability and reliability for commercial deployment.
PlusAI has tested SuperDrive across over five million miles in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, generating a proprietary dataset that powers its AI-driven platform. Partnerships with leading manufacturers like TRATON GROUP (Scania, MAN, International), Hyundai, and IVECO, alongside collaborations with Amazon, DSV, NVIDIA, and Bosch, support scalable deployment. Public road testing is ongoing in Texas and Sweden, with customer fleet trials planned for fall 2025.
“Our AV 2.0 architecture marks a major shift in how we design and deliver autonomous driving systems,” said Tim Daly, Chief Architect at PlusAI. By leveraging end-to-end AI models and generative AI, SuperDrive achieves superior performance and adaptability. This approach, built on NVIDIA’s technology, ensures readiness for factory-built autonomous trucks by 2027.
PlusAI’s KPIs underscore its commitment to safety and scalability, positioning SuperDrive as a transformative solution for autonomous trucking. With a clear roadmap and strong industry partnerships, PlusAI is on track to lead the industry by 2027, starting in the Texas Triangle and expanding globally.
PlusAI is an artificial intelligence company pioneering AI-based virtual driver software for factory-built autonomous trucks. Headquartered in Silicon Valley with operations in the United States and Europe, PlusAI was named by Fast Company as one of the World's Most Innovative Companies. Partners including TRATON GROUP's Scania, MAN, and International brands, Hyundai Motor Company, Iveco Group, Bosch, and DSV are working with PlusAI to accelerate the deployment of next-generation autonomous trucks.
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