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Waymo recalls nearly 4,000 robotaxis after construction zone incidentsWaymo, a leading robotaxi company, has recalled almost 4,000 driverless cars. This action follows incidents where vehicles entered highway ...- Lyft, Baidu to start testing robotaxis in LondonChinese tech giant Baidu is set to test its self-driving cars in London soon. Partnering with Lyft, the company aims for commercial operati...
- China suspends new autonomous vehicle permits after Baidu outage: ReportChina has pressed the brakes on new permits for self-driving vehicles, marking a pivotal shift in the landscape of autonomous transportatio...
- China orders safety checks on smart vehicle road tests after robotaxi incidentOfficials from the public security and transportation ministries held a meeting after a recent robotaxi outage involving multiple vehicles ...
- Baidu robotaxi outage in Wuhan caused by 'system failure', police sayAt least 100 Apollo Go vehicles were affected, a traffic police officer said in a video published by Shanghai-based news outlet The Paper....
- China's Pony.ai to more than double robotaxi fleet, debuts in ZagrebPony.ai expects to more than double the fleet of robotaxis powered by its technology to over 3,000 units across more than 20 cities globall...
- Uber rolls out Baidu's self-driving taxis for ride hailing in DubaiUber and Baidu said on Tuesday they would launch autonomous ride-hailing services in Dubai in the coming month, the latest step in the Chi...
- Why Uber stock is climbing as robotaxis testing will hit London streets next year after partnership with BaiduUber stock: Uber is set to test Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis in London starting in the first half of next year, a move that positions the ri...
- Baidu expands robotaxi push to Switzerland in PostBus dealThe partnership with PostBus, the public transport operator subsidiary of Swiss Post, will see an initial trial fleet begin testing in Dece...
- Baidu robotaxi falls into construction pit in China, raising safety concernsVideos circulating on Chinese social media showed a white vehicle bearing a Baidu Apollo logo at the bottom of what appeared to be a constr...
- Uber partners with China's Baidu to deploy self-driving taxis in international marketsUber and China's Baidu are partnering to deploy thousands of Baidu's Apollo Go autonomous vehicles on the Uber platform across several glob...
- Have the Chinese outsmarted Elon Musk's Tesla in robotaxis? WeRide and Baidu already provide commercial services in Chinese cities and now plan to expand overseasRecent reports have revealed that Tesla is all set to launch its very first and brand new robotaxi service. At the same time, reports are a...
- Beijing unveils plans to boost driverless vehicle use in capitalCompanies with large robotaxi fleets in China include Apollo Go, a subsidiary of technology giant Baidu, which plans to deploy 1,000 robota...
- Baidu's Apollo autonomous vehicles granted licence to test in Hong KongThe Hong Kong government has since at least 2017 actively promoted autonomous vehicles, but has only recently allowed wider trials of auton...
- Why 'Stupid Radishes' are causing panic in ChinaLiu Yi, a ride-hailing driver in Wuhan, faced competition from robotaxis launched by Baidu's Apollo Go. China's rapid adoption of autonomou...
- China's drivers fret as robotaxis pick up pace - and passengersSelf-driving technology remains experimental but China has moved aggressively to green-light trials compared with the US which is quick to ...
- Baidu wins licence to operate driverless taxis in ShenzhenBaidu's fleet of robotaxis, under the brand Apollo Go, will be allowed to operate across an area of 188 square kilometres in China's southe...
- Chinese search giant Baidu unveils steering-less autonomous carThe new vehicle will possess autonomous Level 4 capabilities that need no human intervention.
- Baidu, Pony.ai approved for robotaxi services in BeijingChinese tech group Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai have won approval to launch paid driverless robotaxi services that will see t...
- China's Baidu to launch paid driverless ride-hailing services in BeijingBaidu's driverless Apollo Robotaxi, to be launched in the Chinese capital's Shougang Park, will operate without a safety driver behind the ...
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