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France Sets 2027 Autonomous Vehicle Approval Path as Stellantis, Wayve, Bolt and G7 Pitch Pilots
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Fusion42 · 24 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
France's transport ministry will publish an autonomous vehicle homologation doctrine in early 2027, outlining safety validation and operational requirements. Several pilots involving Stellantis, Wayve, Bolt, G7, and Milla are planned for public and delivery autonomous mobility, targeting initial rollouts from 2028 with European Commission program participation.
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You need to prepare for a clear, government-backed pathway to get autonomous vehicles approved in France starting 2027, unlocking access to pilots and funding. Your best move this year is to align your tech and operations with France’s safety and data sovereignty rules ahead of the homologation rollout.
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