Mobileye

Mobileye is a developer of driver-assistance and self-driving technology led by its founder and chief executive, Professor Amnon Shashua. It is based in Jerusalem, and its systems have been built into more than 230 million vehicles by its own count. The company describes its work as physical AI and has extended it from cars to humanoid robotics. In October 2026 it announced that it will also own and run a robotaxi business, with a first service planned for a US city in 2027.

What it does

Mobileye sells a range of products that scale from basic assistance to driverless operation. Mobileye ADAS covers advanced driver-assistance functions, SuperVision, Chauffeur and Drive extend the range toward driverless operation, with Drive built as a standalone self-driving system for automakers and mobility operators. Behind them sit the EyeQ system-on-chip, Road Experience Management and Responsibility-Sensitive Safety. It also lists a humanoid robotics unit called Mentee. The company says its compound AI system combines end-to-end neural networks with engineered models so that decisions are explainable.

Who it serves

Its customers are vehicle manufacturers and mobility operators. In 2026 it announced a supply deal for cloud-enhanced driver assistance in selected future Stellantis vehicles. For the robotaxi plan it will pair Mobileye Drive with the Moovit mobility platform and consumer apps, and it says it will keep supplying Mobileye Drive to automakers and operators.

Key facts

Headquarters: Jerusalem, Israel People: Professor Amnon Shashua, founder and chief executive Products: Mobileye ADAS, SuperVision, Chauffeur, Drive, Mentee Vehicles with its technology: more than 230 million, by its own account Robotaxi plan: about 100 vehicles in a US city in 2027, with a target of about 17,000 over the following five years