Waabi and Volvo Autonomous Solutions (VAS) announced a breakthrough in autonomous trucking, demonstrating that Waabi's AI-powered virtual driver can operate a new truck platform without requiring additional training, engineering or data collection. Waabi's AI-based Waabi Driver was integrated with the Volvo VNL Autonomous platform and successfully operated on both highways and complex surface streets without requiring new real-world data, simulation data or fine-tuning. The company describes the accomplishment as "zero-shot generalization," meaning the virtual driver adapted immediately to a different truck platform despite differences in vehicle size, sensor configurations, control systems and physical characteristics. Waabi said the Volvo VNL Autonomous performed safely and smoothly from its first mile on public roads using the Waabi Driver. Nils Jaeger, president of Volvo Autonomous Solutions, said the successful integration validates both companies' long-term partnership and highlights the flexibility of Volvo's autonomous truck platform. Waabi founder and CEO Raquel Urtasun said the milestone extends beyond autonomous trucking and demonstrates broader advances in physical AI.