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News from CnEVPost about the self-driving sector in China.
  • Baidu Apollo Go robotaxi fleet reaches 1,000-vehicle milestone

    Baidu CEO said he sees a clear path to profitability for Apollo Go.

  • WeRide begins fully unmanned robotaxis pilot operations in UAE

    WeRide began fully unmanned robotaxi pilot operations in Abu Dhabi, creating the first purely unmanned robotaxi fleet in the Middle East.

  • Pony AI has confidentially filed for HK listing, report says

    Pony AI could be listed in Hong Kong this year, according to Bloomberg.

  • Baidu plans to launch robotaxi service in Europe, report says

    Baidu plans to launch its Apollo Go robotaxi service in Switzerland and plans to set up a local company there in the coming months.

  • Uber to invest extra $100 million in WeRide

    The investment, which will be closed in the coming months, will be Uber's largest investment in the autonomous driving space to date.

  • 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.