WeRide and GreenMobility have announced a strategic partnership to deploy autonomous shared mobility services in Denmark.
The companies have partnered to combine WeRide’s Level 4 autonomous driving technology with GreenMobility’s fleet operations and shared mobility experience as they prepare for the commercial deployment of autonomous mobility services in Denmark, subject to regulatory approval.
The companies aim to launch public service in the first half of 2027, where all riders will be able to request a ride fulfilled by the GXR, WeRide’s latest generation, EU-compliant fully self-driving vehicle.
Denmark is WeRide’s sixth European market and its first in the Nordics, following recent expansion into Spain and Slovakia. According to the company, the country’s digital infrastructure, high electric vehicle adoption and supportive regulatory environment make it well suited to the deployment of autonomous mobility services.
The project will be developed with public sector involvement and in close collaboration with the Danish Road Directorate (Vejdirektoratet), the Danish Road Traffic Authority (Færdselsstyrelsen), with all testing and deployment conducted in accordance with applicable Danish and European Union regulations.
“This partnership marks WeRide’s first entry into the Nordic region and another important milestone in our European expansion,” said Tony Han, founder and CEO of WeRide. “By combining WeRide’s autonomous driving technology with GreenMobility’s local operating capabilities, we are establishing a scalable model for deploying autonomous mobility in new international markets. We look forward to delivering safe, reliable and sustainable autonomous mobility services while helping shape the future of urban transportation in Denmark.”
Kasper Gjedsted, group CEO of GreenMobility, added, “GreenMobility has built operational excellence across millions of shared car trips in Denmark. This partnership lets us take that experience directly into our next growth phase in autonomous mobility. We are proud to team up with a world-class partner like WeRide, whose technology is among the most advanced in the industry, as we together plan to bring autonomous shared vehicles to Denmark.”
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