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Technology · 4 March 2026

British Startup Oxa Gets $103 Million Investment

British Startup Oxa Gets $103 Million Investment

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The Oxford-based autonomous driving startup Oxa has secured $103 million (£77m) in new investment. Funding includes contributions from Nvidia's venture capital group, NVentures, and the British National Wealth Fund, which invested $50 million. This capital will advance commercial solutions for automated industrial vehicle programmes and support global growth initiatives. Oxa focuses on automating repeated driving operations within locations such as ports, airports, and factories.

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