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News from CnEVPost about the self-driving sector in China.
  • Chinese self-driving unicorn Momenta closes over $1 billion in Series C funding

    In 2017, Momenta received a $46 million Series B investment led by Nio Capital, the venture capital arm of Nio.

  • WeRide releases next-gen lightweight self-driving sensor kit

    WeRide Sensor Suite 4.0 is one-sixth the size of version 3.0 and only 20 percent the weight.

  • Baidu, Pony.ai get green light to conduct driverless tests without safety officers in Beijing

    The test area covers 20 square kilometers, with more than 100 kilometers of city roads.

  • Meituan's unmanned delivery vehicle gets involved in collision and takes full responsibility

    This is the first accident in the driverless industry in which the owner of the unmanned vehicle took full responsibility.

  • Baidu-backed DeepWay unveils heavy truck that can support up to L4 autonomous driving

    DeepWay is targeting June 2023 for mass production of the Xingtu.

  • Self-driving startup DeepRoute.ai closes $300 million in new funding led by Alibaba

    DeepRoute.ai said it closed a $300 million Series B funding round led by Alibaba, making it the first such company in China that the e-commerce giant has invested in.

  • Baidu robotaxi service expands coverage to five cities as Shanghai becomes latest

    Baidu's self-driving business unit Apollo launched its robotaxi service in Shanghai on September 12, expanding the service's coverage to five cities in China.

  • Self-driving startup WeRide enters freight sector, launches self-driving van

    WeRide announced Thursday its entry into the self-driving freight sector with the launch of WeRide Robovan, which the company calls China's first L4 self-driving van.

  • Geely's ride-hailing arm Cao Cao Mobility raises $590 million in latest funding round

    This is the first local equity financing in China's ride-hailing industry in 2021, and is an ice-breaker after the crackdown on Didi Chuxing.

  • Guangzhou plans to launch six self-driving bus lines with 50 vehicles

    The program proposes that the goal is for self-driving bus routes to have a safety accident rate that is less than 90 percent of that of traditional buses.