Moovit Cuts 30% of Workforce Amid Organizational Shift Under Mobileye
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First reported by Globes · 16 hours ago
What happened
Moovit is cutting 30% of its staff amid a strategic shift to integrate with Mobileye’s autonomous vehicle services. Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua resigned as the company refocuses on robotaxi deployment, planning commercial launches with Volkswagen in Florida by year-end and further expansions by 2027. Moovit’s public transit app will continue operating while its B2B division is scaled back.
- 01Moovit will lay off about 30% of its employees, around 60 people, due to restructuring.
- 02Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua resigned amid strategic shifts toward autonomous vehicles.
- 03Moovit’s B2B services will be reduced to focus on integration with Mobileye’s robotaxi plans.
- 04Mobileye plans commercial robotaxi launches with Volkswagen in Florida by end of 2024.
- 05Moovit’s public transit app will continue operating despite layoffs and service cuts.
- 06Mobileye aims to build a vertical robotaxi division leveraging Moovit’s assets and partnerships.
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