About AVFox
Autonomy, measured by what actually runs.
AVFox ranks companies in autonomous mobility and delivery by how much commercial service they run, and publishes analysis on what those numbers mean for the industry.
There are two lines with three rankings each. Mobility ranks the apps that book autonomous rides, the systems that drive them and the companies that run the cars. Delivery ranks the apps that take autonomous orders and the companies whose robots and drones deliver them.
A permit is not a deployment. Testing is not commercial service. An announcement is not execution. Every ranking is published with a dated methodology, a research cutoff and its sources, and changes when the evidence does.
How to read the scores. Every AVFox ranking uses the same yardstick: 10 means 10 billion autonomous trips or deliveries a year, about the number of rides Uber completes worldwide, and 3 marks the start of driverless commercial service. Each point in between is meant to take about the same effort to climb. The score measures one thing: how many autonomous trips or deliveries a company completes today, not its potential, profitability, safety or quality of service. Few companies publish these numbers, so most scores are estimates built from public information. How the rankings work →