Zelos secures Singapore's first RoboVan commercial operating license

· Automotive & EV · Singapore

Zelos has secured Singapore's first commercial operating license for a RoboVan, according to Gasgoo. The license allows the company to operate autonomous delivery vans commercially, a milestone for driverless logistics in the city-state. The report did not specify route details, fleet size or a launch date. Singapore has positioned itself as a testing ground for autonomous mobility, with a dense urban environment and supportive regulators. The approval moves autonomous vans from trials toward revenue-generating service, a step that could be watched by operators in other markets weighing commercial driverless delivery.

Why it matters：A first commercial RoboVan license shows autonomous delivery moving from pilot programs to paid service, a template regulators and logistics operators elsewhere may follow as driverless van economics get tested in real cities.

Key points

  • First commercial RoboVan license issued in Singapore
  • License covers commercial autonomous delivery van operations
  • Route, fleet size and launch timing not disclosed

Sources (original reporting)

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