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ARI Motors Industries SE signs landmark MOU with Faction Technologies and TUGA Innovations – gaining access to market-proven autonomous delivery technology and launching a transatlantic SPV
- ARI Motors signs MOU with Faction and TUGA Innovations.
- Launching ARVIA SE for autonomous delivery vehicles.
- ARI gains access to proven tech, enhancing urban logistics.
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EQS-News: ARI Motors Industries SE / Key word(s): Product Launch/Merger Corporate News - ARI Motors Industries SE signs landmark MOU with Faction Technologies and TUGA Innovations – gaining access to market-proven autonomous delivery technology and launching a transatlantic SPV |
Borna, 18 November 2025 – ARI Motors Industries SE (“ARI”) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Faction Technologies, Inc. (USA) and TUGA Innovations, Inc. (Canada/USA) to establish the European ARVIA SE, a new Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) that will create a fully integrated, transatlantic ecosystem for autonomous last-mile delivery vehicles.
Through this agreement, ARI gains immediate access to Faction’s market-ready, commercially deployed driverless technology, which is already in real-world use by major U.S. companies such as Chick-fil-A. The MOU represents the most significant technological leap in ARI’s history and positions the company as the central European partner in the fastest-growing segment of urban logistics.
Faction: Market-proven autonomous delivery technology – more than 2,200 real-world deliveries completed
Over recent years, Faction has built a unique, scalable and commercially validated autonomous delivery platform. Unlike experimental pilot programs or conceptual robotics initiatives, Faction’s technology is operational today:
- 2,200+ successful delivery missions in Houston, Texas
- 100% delivery success rate
- 40% lower costs compared to gig-worker delivery services
- 20–30% faster delivery times (average of 22 minutes from order to delivery)
- 99.9% uptime of software and hardware platforms
- Fully street-legal, VIN-ready, up to 75 mph, suitable for U.S. and EU roads

