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Auve Tech

The first company authorised to carry passengers at a European airport with no safety operator onboard — a small deployment that nonetheless holds a record every larger operator wanted.

Furthest stage: Driverless & paid Estonia

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Cities carrying passengers

Paid, pilot or invite-only rides, out of 1 tracked here.

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Cities on the tracker

1 as operator.

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Countries

Estonia.

Where Auve Tech is live

Every city on the tracker that Auve Tech touches — as operator, as the app the ride is sold in, or as the stack underneath. A dot marks a city, not a service area.

  • Driverless & paidOpen to the public, fares charged, nobody in the driver's seat.
  • Shuttle onlyFixed-route driverless service, no robotaxi you can hail.
United KingdomUkraineTurkeyTunisiaSwitzerlandSwedenSpainSlovakiaSloveniaSerbiaRussiaRomaniaPortugalPolandNorwayNetherlandsMoroccoMontenegroMoldovaNorth MacedoniaLuxembourgLithuaniaLatviaItalyIrelandHungaryGreeceGermanyFranceFinlandEstonia — Fixed-route shuttle onlyDenmarkCzechiaCroatiaBulgariaBosnia and Herz.BelgiumBelarusAustriaAndorraAlgeriaAlbania
Europe — 1 city where Auve Tech appears, coloured by Auve Tech's own stage in each, not the city's. Countries are shaded by the furthest-along robotaxi service Auve Tech has there, because in Europe the permit is national.

Boundaries from Natural Earth (public domain). Status is Auve Tech's own stage in that city: a city can be driverless for a competitor and testing-only here.

City by city

Auve Tech's stage in each city, furthest along first. Open a row for the launch date, the supervision level and the sources.

Europe1 with passengers · 1 tracked

Tallinn Estonia Driverless & paid Operator

The first autonomous passenger service at any European airport with nobody onboard: Estonian maker Auve Tech was authorised to remove the safety operator in August 2026 and launched the driver-out shuttle in October.

Fixed-route shuttle

  • Auve TechDriverlessOct 2026Tallinn Airport shuttle, no onboard safety operator.

Sources: Robotics & Automation News · Every operator in Tallinn

Auve Tech in the news

1 entry from the tracker's timeline, most recent first.

  1. Tallinn Airport gets Europe's first operator-free passenger shuttle

    Auve Tech removes the onboard safety operator, a first for any European airport service. Robotics & Automation News

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The company

What Auve Tech is, who owns it, and what it has actually deployed — the same record as the glossary entry on the tracker.

Type
Operator / OEM
Headquarters
Estonia
Founded
2018
Approach
L4 shuttle platform
Vehicles
Own autonomous shuttles (MiCa and predecessors)
Scale
Airport shuttle service
Where
Tallinn Airport (driver-out)

auvetech.com

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