Driverless rides in Oslo, Norway
As of November 11, 2026, no driverless service is open to the public in Oslo yet. MOIA is testing there.
Data updated · Last verified
Services in Oslo
| Operator | Service | Status | Who can ride | How to book | Hours | Fares | Driver | Last verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MOIA | On-demand shuttleOslo (Groruddalen) | Testing | No public rides | — | — | No public service | — | Oct 29, 2026 |
Map and area
MOIA: Oslo's transit authority Ruter and operator Holo run an on-demand autonomous pilot in Groruddalen and Søndre Lørenskog, tested since 2023. Its first cars stopped taking bookings on February 28, 2026, and six Volkswagen ID. Buzz AD vehicles from MOIA replace them, with a safety operator in the driver's seat and booking in Ruter's Selvkjørende app. Ruter said the service would open to passengers in September 2026, and Mobileye said on October 29 that the ID. Buzz platform has a permit that lets Holo deploy it publicly in Norway.
Latest updates
- Mobileye's Q3: ridepooling in Hamburg, closed-group rides in Orlando, a permit for Holo in Norway and Deutsche Bahn's pick of the HOLON urban Mobileye results release Officially verified
Questions
Can I ride today?
MOIA: No public rides. No passenger service is available to the public here.
How do I book?
MOIA: No public booking channel listed.
Is anyone in the driver’s seat?
MOIA: AVwhere has not confirmed this.
Sources and limitations
- MOIA · volkswagen-group.com · Service area: ruter.no · Last verified Oct 29, 2026Added from the Global Passenger AV Catalog review (Oct 13, 2026) after checking its sources; not yet in the coverage sheet. Rechecked Oct 29, 2026 against Ruter's pilot page and Mobileye's Q3 results. Testing until passenger rides in the ID. Buzz are confirmed; fares are not set.
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