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Aurora Innovation stock falls as heavy volume tests Uber sale price, director buy level

Aurora Innovation stock falls as heavy volume tests Uber sale price, director buy level

Aurora Innovation shares fell on heavy volume on Tuesday, leaving the self-driving truck developer’s stock about 9.6% below the price at which Uber sold a large block earlier this month, but 6.3% above a later director purchase. That puts the stock between two recent owner-reference points as investors price Aurora’s shift from test runs to driverless freight revenue.
24 June 2026
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Aurora Innovation Recovers Following 23% Drop as Driverless Truck Milestone Nears

Aurora Innovation Recovers Following 23% Drop as Driverless Truck Milestone Nears

Aurora Innovation, Inc. stock bounced in the latest session, ending Friday up 2.68% at $6.13. The autonomous-trucking name then added 1.79% to $6.24 in after-hours deals, which trade after the 4 p.m. New York close. Volume came in at 41.87 million, topping the 34.45 million average from Google Finance. The pickup put Aurora back on the radar for some investors after its sharp fall.
14 June 2026
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Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Why Aurora Innovation Stock Is Falling as Uber’s $479 Million Share Sale Tests the Driverless Truck Rally

Aurora Innovation shares were under fresh pressure Wednesday morning as investors kept reacting to Uber Technologies’ roughly $479 million sale of AUR stock. The reason investors care is simple: the stock’s big driverless-truck story is now running into a big-shareholder supply problem. AUR closed Tuesday at $6.16, down 1.60%, and Google Finance showed the stock at $6.01 in pre-market trading, another 2.44% lower.
10 June 2026
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Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

Volvo, DSV Begin First Driverless Freight in Texas; Aurora Innovation’s AUR Faces Real-World Trial

Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DSV have rolled out commercial driverless trucking in Texas, sending a Volvo VNL rig equipped with Aurora Innovation Inc.’s autonomous system down the Dallas-Houston corridor. According to DSV, the automated service will run between Aurora’s freight hubs in both cities, and is being integrated right into DSV’s standard logistics operation.
15 May 2026
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Aurora Innovation Stock Jumps After Volvo-DSV Autonomous Truck Launch in Texas

Aurora Innovation Stock Jumps After Volvo-DSV Autonomous Truck Launch in Texas

Volvo Autonomous Solutions and DSV have kicked off commercial autonomous freight runs in Texas, putting a Volvo VNL Autonomous truck—equipped with Aurora Innovation’s self-driving tech—onto public roads for regular service. The route connects Aurora’s Dallas and Houston hubs. For now, a safety driver stays behind the wheel. DSV Road CEO Helmut Schweighofer described the Texas project as “real-world operations” and labeled it a “production, depot-to-depot setup.”
13 May 2026
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Uber stock price forecast: Robotaxi debut, analyst targets and the next catalysts for UBER

Uber stock price forecast: Robotaxi debut, analyst targets and the next catalysts for UBER

Uber Technologies shares rose 0.7% to $86.10 on Wednesday after Uber and partners Lucid and Nuro debuted a production-intent robotaxi at CES, the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas. Uber, which sold its self-driving unit to Aurora Innovation in 2020, has since leaned on partnerships to bring robotaxis onto its app. The stock traded between $85.16 and $87.73.
7 January 2026
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Uber stock jumps after CES robotaxi debut with Lucid, Nuro as AV race heats up

Uber stock jumps after CES robotaxi debut with Lucid, Nuro as AV race heats up

Uber Technologies’ shares rose about 5% to $84.93 in midday trading on Tuesday after it and partners Lucid Group and Nuro unveiled a production-intent robotaxi at the CES tech show in Las Vegas. The vehicle uses Nuro’s Level 4 system — meaning it can drive itself in limited areas without a human — and runs on Nvidia’s DRIVE AGX Thor computer, the companies said. Uber, which sold its self-driving unit to Aurora Innovation in 2020, said testing began in December ahead of a planned launch in the San Francisco Bay Area later this year, as Alphabet’s Waymo and Tesla expand their own robotaxi efforts. Reuters
6 January 2026
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