Roboai subsidiary Astra receives order from W Motors for 30000 smart electric and autonomous vehicles
Robo.ai Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Astra Mobility Meta (Cayman) Limited, has entered into a commercial agreement with W Motors Automotive Group to co-develop and produce a new generation of intelligent electric last mile and autonomous multi-purpose vehicles. Under the agreement, W Motors plans to procure at least 30,000 vehicles from Astra over the next five years, following successful development and testing. The collaboration will cover vehicle design, development, validation, and production for various use cases, with Astra leading product development and W Motors handling local manufacturing and assembly in the UAE. Production is targeted to begin in 2026, with the first proof-of-concept vehicle expected within three months of signing.
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