Gatik

Gatik is an autonomous trucking company that runs driverless box trucks on short haul freight routes, moving goods between distribution centers and retail stores. Rather than selling software, it operates the freight network itself for its customers: its trucks run daily on public roads across the United States and Canada, and the company publishes a live feed of its real trips on its home page. Its customers are large retailers, grocers and consumer goods companies. Gatik launched its first commercial service for Walmart in Bentonville, Arkansas in 2019, deployed Canada's first autonomous delivery fleet with Loblaw in Ontario in 2020, and removed the safety driver from its Walmart routes in 2021. In 2026 it announced a multiyear agreement with PepsiCo, with driverless trucks already operating in Texas, Arizona and Arkansas. The company has partnerships with Isuzu, Ryder and Goodyear to support commercial scale, and has run autonomous electric trucks on customer routes. Gatik does not publish pricing. Freight service is contracted directly with each customer, and the company reports more than $600 million in contracted revenue. Gatik was founded in Silicon Valley in 2017 by Gautam Narang, Arjun Narang and Apeksha Kumavat. In August 2026 it raised a $200 million Series D led by the Qatar Investment Authority. Buyers should note that it is a freight operator rather than a marketing tool.