Autonomous vehicles arrive in Madrid
Uber will deploy autonomous vehicles in Madrid before the end of 2026 — alongside London and Munich — using the Nuro Driver SAE Level 4 platform on the Lucid Gravity.
27–28 October 2026 · Madrid
Where Europe's cities, operators, regulators and investors set the direction for autonomous mobility.
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Context
Autonomous mobility stops being a pilot and becomes a market in 2026. Madrid is where Europe's deployment, regulation and capital meet.
Uber will deploy autonomous vehicles in Madrid before the end of 2026 — alongside London and Munich — using the Nuro Driver SAE Level 4 platform on the Lucid Gravity.
The Villaverde Mobility Sandbox offers 20 km² of real urban environment for testing autonomous and connected mobility.
EMT put Spain's first SAE Level 4 autonomous bus into service in September 2025, rated 8.4/10 by users.
2026 brings the UNECE global regulation on ADS, the EU Automotive Industrial Action Plan and the DGT's ES-AV framework programme.
At a glance
Core sectors
Six threads run through both days, from global outlook to Madrid's own value chain.
How China, the US and Europe are racing to scale AV adoption in 2026: data sovereignty, chip restrictions, global standards vs. EU regulation.
What London, Oslo and Leuven have learned about running autonomous services in real cities.
A roadmap toward operative Level 4 regulation before 2028.
What governance model, technology and network integration should Madrid choose, and do differently?
Real-world lessons from operators already running Level 4 fleets.
From last-mile urban delivery to interurban freight corridors and aerial cargo.
Registration
Tickets and the full programme are available on Eventbrite. Register for the event.
On stage
International voices from cities, operators, regulation, technology and investment will come together in Madrid.

Managing Director
Neckermann Strategic Advisors

Co-Founder & Managing Director
LOXO Germany

Director General for Traffic Management and Monitoring
Madrid City Council

CIO
Tecnocad

Innovation Director
EIT Urban Mobility

CEO
Connected Mobility Hub

Managing Director
PAVE Europe

Scientific Project Officer, Safety of Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility
Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Head of Commercialization and Strategic Partnerships
Bolt

Policy Lead, Southern Europe
Waymo

Director of Master of Lifelong Learning in Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

General Manager Spain
FreeNow by Lyft

CEO
Impulso by Pons

Vice President for Europe
Chamber of Progress

CEO
Factual

Director of Policy for Europe
FreeNow by Lyft

Policy Manager, Spain
Waymo

Senior Public Policy Manager
Uber

Head of Vehicle Safety and Technology
DGT

Deputy Director General of Traffic Regulation and Taxi Service
Madrid City Council

CEO
Kairos Innovation Consulting

Public Policy Manager
Uber

Managing Director
Innovate Today

Director of Transport Services
EMT Madrid

Autonomous Mobility Lead
Ruter AS
Two days
Panels, keynotes and networking across two full days at Green Patio.
Tuesday 27 October 2026
Registration opens
Institutional welcome — City of Madrid
Keynote — The global race for autonomous driving: Technology's New Geopolitical Battlefield
Lukas Neckermann — Managing Director, Neckermann Strategic Advisors
Panel 1 — International outlook of autonomous mobility
Guido Di Pasquale (PAVE Europe) · Aimée Jiménez (Waymo) · Adriana Díaz (EIT Urban Mobility) · Riccardo Donà (Joint Research Centre, European Commission) — Moderated by Josep Laborda (Factual)
Fireside chat — Who is who in Autonomous Mobility ecosystems
Christian Willoch (Ruter AS) — Moderated by Daniel Serra (Kairos Innovation Consulting)
Lunch & networking
Panel 2 — Business Models in Europe: From Technology to Economics
Kay Jebeli (Chamber of Progress) · Rikesh Shah (Innovate Today) · Noemí Moya (FreeNow by Lyft) · Fernando García (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) · Teresa Silvestre (Uber) — Moderated by Daniel Serra (Kairos Innovation Consulting)
Panel 3 — Autonomous Mobility and Logistics: Transforming the Urban and Interurban Supply Chain
Lara Amini (LOXO) — Moderated by Sergio Díez (Connected Mobility Hub)
Networking apéro
VIP dinner — by invitation
The venue
A spacious, light-filled venue in Madrid designed for ideas, encounters and the conversations shaping autonomous mobility.





Calle de Salamanca, 23 · 28020 Madrid
Discover La ImprentaOn display at MAMS2026
Step closer to the future of city travel.
Thanks to our Gold Partner Uber, the WeRide GXR will be waiting for you at MAMS2026. Come stand next to it, look it over, ask anything and picture what driverless ride-hailing could feel like on Madrid's streets.
Make sure you stop by during the breaks!

Participants
A senior, international room built around six participant profiles.
Public and interurban transport operators and mobility authorities running or exploring AV pilots.
OEMs and Tier-1s, autonomous-driving software, and sensor providers (LiDAR, radar, cameras).
Autonomous vehicles, MaaS and on-demand mobility platforms, and autonomous fleet managers.
National traffic and mobility regulators, EU institutions, standards bodies and city administrations.
European mobility startups and scaleups, alongside Madrid-based SMEs across the value chain.
Mobility VC/CVC funds, family offices, and innovation and ecosystem networks.
Registration
Tickets and the full programme are available on Eventbrite. Register for the event.
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