Aurora, Colorado · DIA Corridor
Autonomous EV rides,
built for the airport corridor.
Aurora CyberHub is standing up the autonomous rideshare and EV charging infrastructure serving Denver International Airport — ready the moment Colorado deployment opens.
Denver International Airport isn't a stop on the route. It is the route.
DIA moves more passengers than almost any airport in the country, and nearly all of them still need a ride once they land. Aurora CyberHub is positioning fleet and charging infrastructure directly in that corridor — ahead of Cybercab availability in Colorado — so the company is operational the day the vehicles arrive, not scrambling to catch up.
The DIA corridor, mapped for fleet operations.
Site selection is focused on Aurora's Airport District, I-1 and I-2 zoned parcels — chosen for direct highway access to DIA and clearance from the 300-ft residential buffer.
From landing to destination, one dispatch.
Request
Riders request a cab from the app the moment they land — no shuttle line, no rideshare surge guesswork.
Ride
An autonomous EV picks up curbside and routes directly to Aurora, Green Valley Ranch, or greater Denver.
Recharge
Between rides, the fleet returns to the Aurora CyberHub charging pad — keeping vehicles local and turnaround fast.
Early infrastructure, ahead of the fleet.
Aurora CyberHub LLC is a Colorado-based, member-managed company building the site, legal, and financial foundation for autonomous EV fleet operations — with formal outreach underway to Tesla Fleet Sales and active pursuit of Colorado EV infrastructure grant funding.
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