San Francisco-based technology firm Infra has announced the launch of its first-ever Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Giga Hub in Los Angeles. This groundbreaking project marks a significant step toward developing a global infrastructure to support the widespread adoption of autonomous mobility.
A Game-Changer in AV Infrastructure
The AV Giga Hub is designed as a comprehensive solution for large-scale autonomous vehicle operations. Equipped with ultra-fast charging, AI-driven fleet management, and automated maintenance, the hub aims to streamline AV deployment while enhancing efficiency and sustainability.
At the heart of the Giga Hub is Infra’s proprietary Hub-to-Grid (H2G) system, an innovative energy management technology. This system allows AVs to charge during off-peak hours and return energy to the grid when demand surges, thereby reducing operational costs and reinforcing urban energy resilience.
A Vision for Smart, Sustainable Cities
Infra’s CEO, John Gabriel, emphasized that the Los Angeles launch is just the beginning of a global rollout. “We are committed to building adaptable infrastructure that helps cities meet ambitious mobility and sustainability goals,” Gabriel stated. “By introducing Giga Hubs worldwide, we are providing a scalable, future-proof platform that tackles urban challenges like traffic congestion, emissions, and AV efficiency.”
By integrating advanced energy solutions and autonomous fleet coordination, Infra’s Giga Hub offers an end-to-end ecosystem for municipalities, automakers, and technology companies seeking sustainable mobility solutions. With EV charging investments projected to exceed $450 billion by 2030, Infra’s initiative presents an opportunity for key industry stakeholders to tap into a rapidly growing market.
A Global Shift Toward Autonomous Mobility
Infra’s vision extends far beyond Los Angeles. The company aims to deploy its AV Giga Hubs in major global cities, including London, Singapore, and Riyadh, serving as a catalyst for the adoption of driverless transportation worldwide.
“This is more than a local initiative—it’s a call to action for cities across the globe,” Gabriel added. “Our Giga Hubs will accelerate the shift to cleaner, smarter urban mobility, improving efficiency, reducing emissions, and laying the foundation for the cities of tomorrow.”
With this pioneering move, Infra is set to redefine urban transportation, making autonomous mobility an integral part of modern smart cities.
