"Sister Wood" has added more to Tucson's future, and the self-driving truck track is continuing to heat up

The U.S. Stock Research Agency learned that Zhitong Financial Data shows that "Wood Sister" ARKQ increased its holdings in Tucson Future (TSP. O) 382,500 shares, 22.1% increase ARKQ (Autonomous Technology and Robotics) is one of the six active ETFs under ARK, which invests in companies that develop business in autonomous transportation, robotics, automation, 3D printing, energy storage, space exploration and other aspects. The fund generally contains 30-50 stocks.

It is worth noting that ARK has made a large increase in positions after tucson's future Q2 financial report in August 2021, buying a total of more than 2 million shares for four consecutive days, making the company's stock price rise by more than 20% at one point. On December 30, 2021, Tucson Future announced the successful completion of the world's first driverless heavy truck open road driving test, without safety officers and without any human intervention. From the railroad port near Tushi, Arizona, USA, it ends at a large logistics distribution center near Phoenix, with a total distance of more than 80 miles (about 128.75 kilometers), and it is a night train, which takes 80 minutes. The test section includes both urban and high-speed conditions, and the situation is more complicated, including traffic lights, up and down ramps, lane changes, and avoidance of emergency lane vehicles.

Given that the company has already implemented L4 level autonomous driving technology in specific operational design areas, the self-driving truck track is expected to usher in more good news this year. Domestic and foreign companies, including Wincher Technology, Zhijia Technology, Aurora Innovation, etc., if all goes well, there will even be news of commercialization.