Electric vehicle on a British street at dusk

Autonomous Mobility UK

Building Britain’s Autonomous Mobility Network

The infrastructure, investment and operating capability behind the next generation of autonomous passenger transport.

Technology-neutral. Vehicle-agnostic. Infrastructure-led.

Who we are

Building the infrastructure that makes autonomous mobility possible.

Autonomous Mobility UK is developing the infrastructure and operating networks needed to bring autonomous passenger transport to communities across Britain.

Working with local authorities, technology providers and investors, we combine autonomous fleets, regional mobility hubs, energy infrastructure and operational management into one scalable model.

What AMUK does

The deployment layer for autonomous passenger transport

AMUK is not a vehicle manufacturer or software developer. We focus on what every deployment needs around the vehicle: planning, infrastructure, investment and operations.

Regional Deployment

Working with local authorities and technology providers to develop evidence-led autonomous mobility programmes.

Fleet Operations

Developing the systems and processes required for vehicle readiness, cleaning, charging, maintenance and operational oversight.

Mobility Infrastructure

Planning regional hubs, charging facilities, power infrastructure and capacity for multiple autonomous fleets.

Investment & Commercial Development

Structuring long-term fleet and infrastructure investment around commercially viable regional deployment opportunities.

How the model works

Each partner contributes what it does best

You provide the autonomous technology. We provide the infrastructure, investment and operations to bring it to market — working alongside local authorities and mobility platforms to deliver services passengers can rely on.

Illustrative model. Roles and responsibilities are subject to commercial agreements and regulatory authorisation.

  1. Local Authorities

    Regional Planning & Demand

  2. Technology Providers

    Autonomous Driving Systems & Vehicles

  3. AMUK

    Infrastructure, Fleet Investment & Operations

  4. Mobility Platforms

    Passenger Booking & Service Integration

  5. Passengers

    Accessible, Reliable Transport Choices

The mobility hub advantage

One infrastructure network. Multiple autonomous fleets.

Regional mobility hubs could bring charging, inspection, cleaning, maintenance and fleet coordination together in one place — with capacity that can be made available to third-party operators. Shared infrastructure lowers the cost and complexity of every deployment.

Regional Mobility Hub

Conceptual
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Arrival & inspection

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Cleaning & servicing

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Managed EV charging

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Dispatch readiness

Grid, solar & battery storage

Load management and charging optimisation, subject to site feasibility.

Separately managed operator capacity

Dedicated space and services for other autonomous fleet operators.

Conceptual illustration only. No AMUK facilities are currently built or operating.

Explore Mobility Hubs & Infrastructure
Volkswagen ID. Buzz electric shuttle collecting passengers beside a British railway station in the early evening

Illustrative image. Does not imply any partnership with or endorsement by the vehicle manufacturer.

Designed for regional deployment

Autonomous transport designed around the needs of each region.

AMUK is developing regional programmes designed for long-term commercial operation. Each programme begins with evidence-led planning, defined operating areas and a controlled introduction of vehicles, with expansion linked to demand, infrastructure readiness, safety assurance and regulatory permissions.

A typical trial

Short-term, single route, limited infrastructure and no clear path to commercial service.

An AMUK programme

Planned for long-term operation, supported by shared infrastructure and expanded in controlled phases.

From regional planning to commercial deployment

Company progress

Where we are today

AMUK is in its development phase and does not currently operate autonomous passenger services.

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Local Authorities Engaged

Covering a combined population of 8 million

Working with local and regional authorities to explore the opportunities for commercially sustainable autonomous passenger transport.

Technology & Manufacturing

Engaging with the autonomous vehicle and mobility technology ecosystem to explore potential UK deployment opportunities.

Infrastructure & Investment

Developing regional infrastructure, operational and financing models to support future commercial deployment.

Discussions are exploratory and do not represent approvals, funding, signed agreements or confirmed deployments.

Progress & news

From regional planning to commercial deployment.

Talk to AMUK about autonomous transport for your region, your technology in the UK, or investment in the infrastructure behind it.