Unmanned trucks launched at the Elinar-Broiler poultry farm

2025: Self-driving truck launch

A fleet of autonomous electric trucks without a driver will operate on the territory of Elinar-Broiler. AI-based transport is being put into operation as part of the autonomous logistics service provided by the developer EvoCargo, which announced this on July 24, 2025.

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Фото: EvoCargo

The transition to high-tech solutions is carried out by business for several purposes: reducing freight transportation costs due to an optimized schedule and reducing fuel costs, reducing risks associated with the human factor, and switching employees to more complex operational tasks.

Evocargo N1 - an autonomous truck autopilot from the fifth generation, which does not have a cab for the driver, steering wheel and pedals. His work is based on algorithms artificial intelligence the advanced sensor system and, computer vision which are responsible for environmental perception and high-precision navigation.

The introduction of autonomous logistics has become an important link in the technological transformation of our production and transport processes. Robogruzoviki are equipped with an isothermal body and independently deliver products and raw materials, clearly following the established schedule. Thanks to such examples, we see the potential for further introduction of high-tech tools into our operations, - commented Lyudmila Sinitsyna, First Deputy General Director for Agricultural Activities of JSC HC Elinar.

Autonomous trucks operate daily in a continuous production cycle. The logistical load includes dozens of flights per shift, which now include driverless trucks.

For us, the launch at the Elinar-Broiler site was another successful case of using autonomous trucks in demanding food production conditions. We see a steady trend towards the automation of typical logistics processes - the business seeks to increase their manageability, reduce costs and focus staff on operational tasks, - said Vasily Zhukov, Deputy General Director-Commercial Director of EvoCargo.

Autonomous trucks completely replace the traditional mode of transport with human participation.