Gatik is founded in Silicon Valley by Gautam Narang (CEO), Arjun Narang (CTO) and Apeksha Kumavat (Chief Engineer).

Launched first commercial service for Walmart between a warehouse and retail location in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Deployed Canada’s first autonomous delivery fleet with supermarket chain Loblaw in Ontario, Canada.

Established partnerships with Isuzu, Ryder and Goodyear to lay the foundations for commercialization at scale.

Industry-first autonomous electric trucks transport customer orders from a Walmart Supercenter in New Orleans to a pickup location in Metairie, Louisiana.

Removed safety driver from autonomous trucks operating for Walmart, making us the first company worldwide to conduct daily, driver-out, commercial deliveries on regional networks.

Began transporting Georgia-Pacific goods to network of 34 Sam’s Club stores in Dallas, Texas, disrupting traditional class 8 regional distribution network.

Launched operations with Pitney Bowes to transport e-commerce shipments in Dallas area.

Launched online grocery deliveries for Loblaw's PC Express service in Brampton, Ontario without a safety driver, a Canadian-first.

Signed a multi-year agreement with Kroger to transport customer orders in the retail chain's distribution network in Dallas.

Delivering Tyson, Jimmy Dean, and BallPark products within Tyson's regional distribution network to improve supply chain efficiency.

First time an OEM and autonomy partner committed to work together to establish a dedicated production facility to mass produce L4-capable autonomous trucks.

This collaboration leverages Gatik’s proven autonomous vehicle technology and ITOCHU Corporation’s extensive automotive resources and expertise.

Engaged independent testing and certification organizations to assess the entirety of Gatik’s Safety Case prior to deploying Freight-Only operations at scale.

Developed and deployed NVIDIA DRIVE AGX in-vehicle compute architecture across our Level 4 autonomous trucks to accelerate commercial scale.

Launched Gatik Arena™ to enable safe and efficient training of our autonomous systems on a wide range of driving scenarios.

This growth agreement signifies the largest planned roll-out of autonomous trucks in North America.