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Nexar and Nauto Merge Into Physical AI Driving Platform

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Nexar and Nauto Merge Into Physical AI Driving Platform

Israeli-founded Nexar and U.S. fleet-safety company Nauto said they signed a definitive agreement to merge, creating an independent infrastructure platform for Physical AI. The companies say the combined platform will process more than 300 million real-world driving miles each month across over 50 countries, with a history exceeding 10 billion miles. Nexar CEO Zach Greenberger will lead the combined company, while Nauto founder Stefan Heck will chair the board, and financial terms were not disclosed. The story is a reminder that Israeli mobility technology remains part of the global AI stack, turning road data into safer transport, insurance and autonomous-systems tools.

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