Stellantis Pro One and UQI Robotics have unveiled the BOW (Box on Wheels) autonomous electric delivery vehicle at the IAA Transportation event in Hannover. The concept is designed specifically for urban logistics and last-mile goods distribution, aiming to serve as an integrated platform to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
The vehicle is intended for use in urban environments as well as enclosed areas such as industrial sites, airports, and hospitals. While the companies have not yet disclosed technical specifications like battery capacity, range, or sensor details, they are focusing on testing new approaches to logistics operations through this collaboration.
Stellantis Pro One contributes its expertise in commercial vehicles, while UQI Robotics provides technology in artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. UQI Robotics is a joint venture established in 2020 by UBTECH and Miracle Automation, with experience in deployments across more than 60 cities globally.
The initial validation phase for the project will take place in Europe, with potential expansion into international markets planned for later stages. The initiative is part of the broader FaSTLAne 2030 strategy, which aims to combine customer-oriented technologies with strategic partnerships to support sustainable delivery models.
