Neolix expands European operations with Luxembourg HQ and Brussels pilot

Neolix, a provider of autonomous RoboVans, is expanding its European presence by establishing a regional headquarters in Luxembourg. This move aims to adapt its autonomous driving technology to European infrastructure and regulatory requirements. The company's global fleet has surpassed 230 million kilometers of autonomous operation, with approximately 27,000 units currently in daily use worldwide.

As part of the AutoLog initiative, Neolix is partnering with Espaces-Mobilités and STALEM to launch a 12-month pilot project in Brussels, Belgium. The project will test L4 autonomous electric delivery vehicles for last-mile logistics and waste collection. Pending federal permits, operations are expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026. The pilot will utilize Neolix Xolra RoboVans on a route connecting a depot near Gare du Midi to the southern edge of Brussels' pedestrian zone, intended to complement rather than replace existing urban delivery solutions like cargo bikes.