Mobileye announced layoffs of around 200 employees, affecting 4 to 5 percent of its global workforce. Most cuts impact teams in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as the autonomous-driving company undergoes a broad organizational adjustment. Mobileye states the move does not change its product strategy and continues to focus on recovery efforts and its robotaxi initiatives
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Mobileye Layoffs: 200 Job Cuts in Israel as Part of Organizational Restructuring
Published Oct 5, 2025
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