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Gatik operates Level 4 autonomous box trucks on fixed, repeatable middle-mile routes — the short hops between distribution centers and retail stores — rather than chasing long-haul or robotaxi markets. Founded in 2017 by brothers Gautam and Arjun Narang with Apeksha Kumavat and out of stealth in 2019, the Santa Clara company runs fully driverless commercial freight for Walmart, PepsiCo, Kroger, Loblaws and Tyson Foods across Dallas, Phoenix and Northwest Arkansas, on trucks manufactured by Isuzu. It raised a $200M Series D in August 2026 led by the Qatar Investment Authority and Koch Disruptive Technologies — its largest round, taking total funding to roughly $500M — two months after a multi-year PepsiCo agreement. The company reports more than $600M in contracted revenue and 85,000 completed driverless orders; it did not disclose a valuation for the round.
Company Profile
CEO
Gautam Narang
Founded
2017
HQ
Santa Clara, CA
Employees
350
Total Raised
$500M
Growth
$600M+ in contracted revenue; 85,000 fully driverless orders completed at 99% on-time delivery; 41 driverless trucks running PepsiCo routes
Last Round
Series D — $200M (Aug 2026) · Lead: Qatar Investment Authority / Koch Disruptive Technologies
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