Nuro self-driving car unveiled by ex-Google engineers

A pair of ex-Google engineers have unveiled a new self-driving van designed to deliver groceries to your home. Silicon valley startup Nuro.ai raised £65 million ($92 million) to create a working prototype of its'R1' vehicle, which the company says will never seat a human inside. The low-speed car is fitted with panels in its side that open up via an app to reveal its cargo, and Nuro claims it could have a road-legal fleet ready by 2022. A pair of ex-Google engineers have unveiled a new self-driving car designed to deliver groceries to your home. Startup Nuro.ai raised £65 million ($92 million) to create a working prototype of its'R1' vehicle (pictured), which the company says will never seat a human inside The smartphone app will give a code that pops open the vehicle's side hatches so customers can fetch their items.