Autonomous delivery vehicle firm Clevon expands into North America

Estonia-based autonomous delivery vehicle specialist, Clevon, has announced the expansion of its operations to North America with the opening of a Center of Excellence and US headquarters in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex at the AllianceTexas Mobility Innovation Zone (MIZ).

“By expanding into North America, Clevon is furthering its mission to develop vehicles that save energy, are environmentally friendly and contribute towards a climate neutral economy,” says Sander Sebastian Agur, CEO at Clevon.

“We do this by supporting smart and sustainable communities through positively impacting our clients’ carbon emission reduction targets.”

“We are thrilled to call the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex our new home in the US and very much appreciate the warm welcome and support of the local business communities and government leaders. We look forward to helping the local economy grow and thrive through job creation, technology innovation and leadership.”  

“We are pioneering the future of mobility right here in Fort Worth, especially with the AllianceTexas Mobility Innovation Zone serving as a hub for exciting innovation,” says Mattie Parker, Mayor of Fort Worth, Texas.   

“I am thrilled to welcome Clevon to our city and our business community, and I look forward to seeing how their expansion to Fort Worth supports their continued growth in the autonomous delivery vehicle market”

Clevon this year listed on the Nasdaq’s North Baltic Exchange (CLEV) after spinning off from Cleveron, a specialist in robotic Click and Collect solutions.

It has introduced an autonomous delivery vehicle, the CLEVON 1, pitched as the first robot courier in Europe to provide autonomous delivery services on public roads, starting with DPD (part of LaPoste) and most recently working with customers including DHL Express Estonia in Tallinn and IKI stores in Vilnius, Lithuania, offering the likes of groceries.

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