Mercedes-Benz is putting a British AI driver into its production cars

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Wayve has signed a definitive production agreement with Mercedes-Benz to put its AI Driver into future vehicles within the next two years, providing urban and motorway point-to-point driving assistance. Mercedes invested in Wayve’s $1.5B Series D in February, and the software has been integrated into its production architecture using MB.OS.

Wayve has signed a production agreement with Mercedes-Benz to put its AI Driver into future Mercedes cars within the next two years, the London company said. It will provide urban and motorway point-to-point driving assistance.

That is British software in a German car.

Wayve opened a hub near Stuttgart in March 2025, saying at the time that it wanted to partner with German manufacturers and tier one suppliers. It now has one. The teams integrated the software into Mercedes production architecture, using its hardware, its MB.OS operating system and its map interfaces.

The word doing the work is assistance.

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