AYRO Launches AI-Driven Robotics Division for EV Manufacturing

Feb 19, 2025
AYRO has announced the launch of a new robotics division focused on AI-driven automated manufacturing of electric vehicles and accessories, as stated in a press release by Access Newswire.

AYRO, Inc., a company known for designing and manufacturing electric delivery vehicles, has announced the launch of its new robotics division. This division will focus on AI-driven automated manufacturing processes for electric vehicles (EVs) and their accessories. In a press release by Access Newswire, AYRO revealed that it has already received its first purchase order for high-technology EV chargers, which will be assembled using robotic equipment.

The client associated with this purchase order has also leased space within warehouses owned by GLV, AYRO's partner, to house the robotic equipment. This arrangement is expected to provide additional revenue for AYRO. The company's Executive Chairman, Josh Silverman, emphasized that this new division is a strategic move to expand AYRO's capabilities and explore new manufacturing processes driven by emerging AI technologies.

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