Navya's small plant houses big plans

In addition to its shuttle buses, Navya plans to build industrial tractors and robotaxis.

October 22, 2018 05:00 AM

SALINE, Mich. — Navya, the French maker of autonomous shuttle buses, has opened a small assembly plant in this town about 40 miles west of Detroit with plans to add an industrial tractor and a robotaxi to its lineup.

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