Innoviz Technologies Ltd., a leading supplier of high-performance, automotive-grade LiDAR sensors, recently highlighted its role as a LiDAR supplier for Mobileye Drive, following the announcement by Mobileye that it will establish a vertically integrated robotaxi business, targeting launch in a U.S. city in 2027.
Mobileye Drive is a standalone self-driving system that enables mobility service providers and vehicle manufacturers to make robotaxis, ride-pooling, public transport, and goods delivery fully autonomous. Innoviz LiDARs are integrated into the platform alongside Mobileye’s imaging radars and high-resolution cameras, providing the 3D sensing layer that enables safe and reliable operation across complex urban environments. The Mobileye Drive configuration integrates a suite of nine InnovizTwo Long-Range and Short-to-Mid-Range LiDARs per vehicle, delivering comprehensive 360-degree coverage.
Under the new initiative, Mobileye will operate its own autonomous ride-hailing service, combining Mobileye Drive with its Moovit subsidiary’s mobility platform, fleet management, and teleoperation infrastructure. Mobileye plans to deploy an initial fleet of approximately 100 vehicles in a major U.S. metropolitan market in 2027, scaling to approximately 17,000 vehicles over the following five years. The current configuration of the Drive platform integrates nine InnovizTwo LiDARs, representing a potential opportunity of more than 150,000 units.
“We are proud that Innoviz LiDARs are part of the technology making the robotaxi revolution possible,” said Omer Keilaf, CEO and Founder of Innoviz Technologies. “Mobileye Drive is already operating in the real world today, and Mobileye’s decision to take direct ownership of a robotaxi service at scale reflects the maturity of the platform and the confidence they have in the full technology stack. This is Physical AI in practice: intelligence acting in the real world, in real time, in real cities. We look forward to seeing it continue to scale.”
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