EZTow

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About EZTow

EZTow is an autonomous electric tow tractor used for baggage, cargo and industrial material movement. TractEasy supplies, deploys and supports the vehicle, while EasyMile provides the autonomous-driving stack and EZFleet orchestration software.

The platform operates across indoor and outdoor mixed-traffic routes and can automatically align with, hook and release trailers. Current deployments include continuous airport and factory operations, with a stated 14-tonne towing capacity, 15 km/h maximum speed and mission success above 95 percent.

Timeline

  • EasyMile powers 120 daily autonomous missions for Lufthansa Cargo

    2026-04-07 - Deployment - By April 7, 2026, the Frankfurt deployment was running up to 120 autonomous missions on peak days. Two EZTow vehicles had completed more than 20,000 autonomous kilometers after over a year at Frankfurt Airport. The vehicles operated across indoor and outdoor areas, each covering about 2,000 kilometers per month and up to 120 missions on peak days.

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  • EasyMile technology enters Level 4 towing operations at Narita

    2025-12-15 - Deployment - Japan Airlines began full Level 4 autonomous towing at Narita International Airport on December 15, 2025. TractEasy supplied the towing solution using EasyMile's autonomous-driving technology. The operational milestone followed six years of testing, validation and engagement with Japanese aviation authorities.

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  • dnata deploys six EasyMile-powered tractors at Dubai World Central

    2025-07-15 - Deployment - dnata announced the six-tractor deployment at Dubai World Central on July 15, 2025. The electric EZTow fleet entered regular baggage operations with Level 3 autonomy and a planned Level 4 upgrade in early 2026. The AED 6 million project followed more than a year of work with TractEasy, Dubai Airports and the UAE aviation regulator.

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  • EasyMile deploys record-length autonomous tandem tow in Germany

    2025-06-24 - Deployment - Two EZTow autonomous tow tractors pulled a 16.1-meter tandem load. The deployment handled live production flows with indoor-outdoor crossings and mixed traffic. Autonomous tow tractors operated in a live industrial logistics environment.

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