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In 2026, major cities will undergo a radical transformation in transportation with the rise of level four self-driving cars, redefining mobility through artificial intelligence and smart infrastructure. This shift marks a significant change in how people navigate urban environments.
Eight Saudi cities have topped the IMD Smart Cities Index for 2026, showcasing their significant progress in digital urban transformation. This achievement reflects the Kingdom's commitment to enhancing innovation and technology in urban environments.
The city of Hafr Al-Batin has ranked 100th globally in the IMD Smart Cities Index for 2026, reflecting its progress in digital transformation and enhancing investment opportunities.
Riyadh has topped the list of Saudi cities in the IMD Smart Cities Index for 2026, achieving the 24th position globally. This reflects the Kingdom's progress in digital transformation.
Dubai has secured the top position regionally and the sixth globally in the Smart Cities Index for 2026, according to a report by the International Institute for Management Development. Abu Dhabi follows closely at the tenth position, highlighting the UAE's success in enhancing digital quality of life.
Hafar Al-Batin has announced its inclusion in the Global Smart Cities Index, making it the first Saudi city to achieve this milestone. This development reflects the city's commitment to adopting modern technology and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.
Hail has made its debut in the Smart Cities Index for 2026, securing the 33rd position globally among 148 cities, making it the highest-ranked new city. This achievement reflects the city's balance between digital services and quality of life.