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Baidu Apollo signs deal with Hyundai Kia to strengthen its dominance in self-driving

Baidu Apollo and Hyundai Kia signed a strategic cooperation agreement on April 19, marking a further step in the former's cooperation with car companies to strengthen its dominant position in the autonomous driving field.

Baidu's self-driving test mileage hits 10 million kilometers

Baidu said on Monday at the Shanghai auto show that its L4 autonomous driving test mileage exceeded 10 million kilometers, making it the first Chinese company to reach such a milestone.
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    Baidu Apollo to participate in Shanghai auto show as independent exhibitor for first time

    Baidu Apollo's technologies for open road experience at the auto show include the WM W6's autonomous parking and ANP, which supports L4 autonomous driving on China's complex urban roads.

    Baidu gets China's first license to explore commercial operations of self-driving buses

    Chongqing residents can make reservations through mobile apps like Apollo Go and Baidu Maps so they can experience traveling by self-driving bus.

    Geely, Baidu-backed firm to launch 7nm auto chips next year

    Siengine Technology, a joint venture between ECARX and ARM China, will start supplying new chip products by the end of next year or early 2023, with TSMC in charge of chip manufacturing.

    Former Uber China exec joins Baidu's car-making arm

    Luo was the general manager of Uber China's southern region and was responsible for building Uber's Chinese business.

    Baidu Apollo's commercial use gets major breakthrough as it gets new license to operate on toll basis

    Chinese tech giant Baidu's autonomous driving platform Apollo has received a toll operating license in Cangzhou City, Hebei Province, marking the move from testing to commercial use on the first open road network across the downtown area in China.

    Baidu's Robin Li calls for further policy support for commercial use of autonomous driving

    In the field of intelligent transportation in China, Baidu's Apollo, released in 2017, is a pioneer and is conducting open-road driverless tests in Beijing, Changsha, and California.

    Baidu's car-making arm completes registration, operations begin to get on track

    The company has been named as JIDU Auto (集度汽车), with a registered capital of RMB 2 billion, according to corporate information provider Qichacha.
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