Gatik Series D Financing Supports Driverless Freight Expansion

Gatik Raises USD 200 Million in Series D Financing

On August 25, Gatik announced a USD 200 million Series D financing co-led by Qatar Investment Authority and Koch Disruptive Technologies, with participation from ARK Invest, Millennium Management Global Investment, Intact Private Capital, Arca Continental, and other investors. The funding will support continued growth as demand accelerates among Fortune 50 retailers, grocers, and consumer packaged goods companies. The company operates fully driverless trucks within live customer networks, positioning the financing as a major step in expanding its commercial autonomous freight operations.

Autonomous Freight Business Gains Commercial Scale

The financing follows an expanded partnership with PepsiCo and builds on a commercially advanced autonomous freight business. The company has secured more than USD 600 million in contracted revenue and completed more than 100,000 fully driverless orders. These figures demonstrate growing commercial deployment rather than limited testing activity, while the new capital provides additional support for scaling operations and serving large enterprise customers. The combination of contracted revenue, completed driverless orders, and expanding relationships with major retailers and consumer brands underscores the increasing demand for autonomous freight solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What will the USD 200 million Series D financing support?
The financing will support continued growth as demand for autonomous freight services accelerates among Fortune 50 retailers, grocers, and consumer packaged goods companies. The company operates fully driverless trucks in live customer networks and has already completed more than 100,000 fully driverless orders. It also has more than USD 600 million in contracted revenue and recently expanded its partnership with PepsiCo. The new capital is therefore intended to help scale an established commercial autonomous freight business and meet increasing demand from major enterprise customers.