Kodiak Driver Sets New Uptime Record By Running 64 Consecutive Days on an Unsupervised Driverless Truck
Kodiak AI's Kodiak Driver achieved a record 64 consecutive days of continuous uptime on an unsupervised driverless truck in the company's Permian Basin industrial deployment, running from June 30 to Sept 1, 2026 without powering off or restarting. Five additional Kodiak-equipped trucks have each surpassed 45 consecutive days of uptime, and the 35-truck Atlas Energy Solutions fleet has logged more than 40,000 cumulative hours of paid driverless operation.
Key figures
- Uptime record days
- 64
- Driverless fleet size
- 35
- Fleet expansion target
- 100 trucks in the Permian Basin by mid-2027
- Gen7 lifetime improvement
- nearly 50% longer operational lifetimes
- Additional trucks over 45 days
- 5
- Cumulative paid driverless hours
- 40000
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