Israeli Autonomous Driving Sensor Firm Innoviz Lays Off 25% of Staff
Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba
Israeli autonomous driving sensor company Innoviz is laying off 25% of its workforce, about 90 employees. This follows an earlier layoff of 9% of staff in early 2025. The company cited delays in autonomous driving technology adoption by automakers as the reason for the workforce reduction.
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- Innoviz is laying off 25% of its staff, approximately 90 employees.
- The company develops LiDAR sensors for autonomous driving.
- Previous layoffs occurred in early 2025, impacting 9% of staff.
- Delays in autonomous driving technology adoption by car manufacturers are cited as the cause.
Innoviz, an Israeli company based in Rosh Ha'ayin that developed a LiDAR sensor for autonomous driving, is laying off approximately 90 employees, representing 25% of its workforce. This move follows a previous round of layoffs in early 2025, where 9% of the company's staff was dismissed. The company attributes the layoffs to delays in the adoption of autonomous driving technologies by car manufacturers, which has consequently slowed down the announcement and finalization of tenders in the sector.
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