Serve Robotics Inc. (SERV) rose 27.39% to close at $17.51, up $3.77, following the announcement of a strategic partnership with DoorDash to deploy autonomous sidewalk delivery robots in the U.S., starting in Los Angeles.
The stock opened at $14.50, hitting a high of $17.60 and a low of $14.40, with the previous close at $13.74.
Trading occurred on the NasdaqGS with a volume of 8.3 million shares, well above the average volume of 2.1 million. The 52-week range for SERV is $10.25-$18.00.
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