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Archived: Video Blog | Car and (Maybe No) Driver

Posted on December 3, 2018

nuTonomy, an Aptiv company, a 2018 AIM Global Trade Award honoree, is foring the future of transportation. Founded out of MIT in 2013 by Karl Iagnemma and Emilio Frazzoli, nuTonomy was the first company to test autonomous vehicles on public roads – in Singapore in 2016 and Boston in 2017.  nuTonomy reached a milestone six months ago when the company made its autonomous vehicles available to the general public in Las Vegas via the Lyft ride-hailing app. Aptiv and Nutonomy together employ 150 people in Boston’s Seaport district.