AUSTIN, Texas—DHL Supply Chain has placed a U.S. order for 100 trucks equipped with TuSimple’s self-driving technology and manufactured by Navistar to further expand its understanding of driverless trucks in its supply chain. DHL, a subsidiary of Deutsche Post AG, in a statement said that while the partnership was currently in its infant stages, it looked forward to deploying TuSimple’s driverless technology across multiple regions outside the United States in the future. The logistics provider, which also has partnerships with other self-driving companies, began working on a pilot program with California-based TuSimple earlier this month to transport daily hauls between Dallas and San Antonio, Texas. Those hauls are currently operated by TuSimple-owned trucks retrofitted with the company’s self-driving technology. The new trucks, expected to be delivered to DHL between 2024 and 2025, will be owned by the logistics company and equipped with autonomous technology from the start. TuSimple will then …