Lyft announced plans to incorporate autonomous shuttles manufactured by Benteler Group into its transportation network by late 2026. These shuttles will operate in collaboration with U.S. cities and airports, with potential for future expansion. The vehicles, branded under Holon, will have no steering wheels or pedals, featuring inward-facing seating for up to nine passengers and six standing. This partnership follows a trend of competition with Uber, which recently launched robotaxis from various manufacturers while Lyft continues to develop its own autonomous vehicle offerings.
Lyft will integrate autonomous shuttles from Benteler Group into its network by late 2026, with a focus on urban environments and partnerships with U.S. cities.
The Benteler shuttles will operate without steering wheels or pedals, accommodating up to nine seated and six standing passengers, promoting innovative urban transport.
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