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News from CnEVPost about the self-driving sector in China.
  • Pony AI, Uber tie up to deploy robotaxis in international markets

    The partnership is expected to first launch in a key market in the Middle East later this year.

  • WeRide, Uber expand partnership, robotaxi service to cover 15 more cities

    WeRide and Uber will expand their robotaxi partnership to several new cities each year outside the US and China.

  • Chinese startup Momenta partners with Uber to launch robotaxi service in global markets

    Momenta and Uber will first launch robotaxi service in Europe in 2026.

  • Pony AI begins robotaxi test with driver seat unmanned on Beijing's highways

    Pony AI is one of the first companies to receive the test license, which still requires a safety officer in the front passenger seat.

  • Pony AI plans to provide robotaxi commute for staff at Hong Kong International Airport

    Pony AI plans to offer in-airport robotaxi commuting for staff at Hong Kong International Airport, and plans to expand its service to downtown Hong Kong.

  • WeRide begins offering robotaxis on Uber in UAE

    WeRide's robotaxis begin to be available on Uber's platform in Abu Dhabi, marking the first time Uber has launched autonomous vehicles outside the US.

  • Baidu Apollo Go gets license to test robotaxis in HK

    Baidu has been granted license to put 10 Apollo Go robotaxis into trial operation in Hong Kong, the first time it has been permitted to test robotaxi outside of the Chinese mainland.

  • Pony AI debuts on Nasdaq at $5 billion valuation

    Pony AI raised $413 million in its US offering, making it the largest IPO in the autonomous driving space on the US stock market this year.

  • Baidu to start trial operations of Apollo Go robotaxis in HK as soon as year-end, report says

    Apollo Go plans to operate in Hong Kong on a trial basis, with the first phase of testing at the airport by the end of this year at the earliest, a Hong Kong media outlet reported.

  • Chinese autonomous driving startup DeepRoute secures $100 million in Series C1 funding

    DeepRoute secured $100 million in Series C1 funding from Great Wall Motor, after becoming a supplier of smart driving solutions to the automaker in March.