(Dylan Hollingsworth/Bloomberg)Key Takeaways: Paccar CEO Preston Feight said July 28 the company has no plans to remove drivers from autonomous trucks despite progress with Aurora, Kodiak AI and Stack. The stance matters because Aurora restarted commercial driverless operations with second-generation trucks after a 2025 launch prompted Paccar to seek renewed in-cab oversight. Aurora plans to sell autonomous trucks in 2027 as PlusAI and Torc Robotics scale operations and Tesla aims to enter the market. Paccar will not be taking drivers out of its autonomous trucks yet, CEO Preston Feight said July 28, even as one of its technology partners is already putting self-driving trucks that do not require a human in the cab on the highway. Aurora has two partnerships with truck makers focused on developing factory-built autonomous tractors — Paccar and Volvo Autonomous Solutions.