Stellantis will demonstrate its driverless L4-Ready Platform robotaxi and a 5G-over-satellite connectivity system at MOVE 2026 in London, the mobility technology event running June 17–18 at the ExCeL exhibition center. The automaker is presenting both technologies at Booth 1, by the venue’s main entrance, on a stand focused on connected and autonomous mobility. Stellantis describes the L4-Ready Platform as a driverless system built for scalability, integrating hardware and software for autonomous operation.
Highlights
- MOVE 2026 runs June 17–18 at ExCeL London, with Stellantis exhibiting at Booth 1 by the main entrance.
- The L4-Ready Platform robotaxi is a driverless system the company says integrates hardware and software for scalable autonomous operation.
- A 5G-over-satellite demonstration on the new Jeep Compass uses a narrowband link to extend coverage beyond terrestrial networks.
- Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic joins a June 17 panel on autonomous driving at 9:20 a.m. BST.
L4-Ready Platform Robotaxi
The L4-Ready Platform is a driverless robotaxi system that Stellantis says is designed for scalability and flexibility. According to the company, it integrates hardware and software to support autonomous operation, with a focus on reliability, efficiency, and user experience. Stellantis positions the platform as a step toward deploying autonomous mobility services, particularly in urban environments.
5G Connectivity Over Satellite
A second demonstration, on the new Jeep Compass, showcases 5G connectivity delivered over satellite. The company says the narrowband solution extends coverage beyond terrestrial networks into remote or underserved areas and supports vehicle safety features. Stellantis is using the Compass as the demonstrator vehicle for the technology.
Autonomous Driving Panel and Partner Ecosystem
Ned Curic, Stellantis’ Chief Engineering and Technology Officer, will join the opening panel session, titled “The Great Uncoupling: Why the Future of Autonomous Driving is Software-Agnostic,” scheduled for June 17 at 9:20 a.m. BST. The discussion centers on autonomous vehicle architectures and the role of software abstraction in scaling them. Curic will be joined by Wayve CEO Alex Kendall, with EV News Daily founder Martyn Lee moderating.
At the stand, Stellantis is also highlighting its autonomous driving partner ecosystem, which includes Bolt, NVIDIA, Pony.ai, Uber, and Wayve.
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