At least 100 Apollo Go vehicles were affected, a traffic police officer said in a video published by Shanghai-based news outlet The ⁠Paper....

Videos circulating on Chinese social media showed a white vehicle bearing a Baidu Apollo logo at the bottom of what appeared to be a constr...

Baidu plans to launch its robotaxis on rideshare app Lyft in Germany and Britain in 2026. It did not specify which other countries the cars...

Across China, 16 or more cities have allowed companies to test driverless vehicles on public roads, and at least 19 Chinese automakers and ...

Tesla introduced new features in its in-car navigation system in China, including displaying lane markings on maps. Baidu, the map supplier...

With the permit, Baidu's Apollo service will deploy 10 fully autonomous vehicles in a technology park developed by the government of Beijin...

The new vehicle will possess autonomous Level 4 capabilities that need no human intervention.

Baidu's driverless Apollo Robotaxi, to be launched in the Chinese capital's Shougang Park, will operate without a safety driver behind the ...

Xia Yiping said on Friday that the funding would come from Baidu and other investors and Jidu would aim to launch its first electric vehicl...

Geely will also be a strategic investor in the new company, which will be an independent subsidiary of Baidu.

China's Baidu Inc plans to form a company to make smart electric vehicles (EV), two sources familiar with the matter said, with manufacturi...

The No.2 US automaker said it would develop new in-vehicle infotainment systems and digital services based on Baidu's voice-interaction sys...

China's Baidu will cooperate with the two German firms - automotive suppliers Bosch and Continental AG in smart - on self-driving systems a...

President Zhang Yaqin said Baidu will carry out road tests of driverless cars in 10 Chinese cities, with the aim to commercialise the techn...

Uber said earlier this month it raised funding valuing the company at $40 billion, propelling it into the ranks of the world's most richly ...

Baidu, a Chinese search giant, revealed to The Next Web that it's working on its own concept that sounds like it will make a lot more sense...

Baidu, the most popular search engine in China, has revealed it is also working on automated vehicles.