Robotaxi

  • 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.

  • WeRide unveils new robotaxi GXR with large interior space

    WeRide has unveiled its next generation production robotaxi, the GXR, claiming to be the world's most spacious production robotaxi to date.

  • Xpeng ramps up robotaxi efforts, looking for top talent

    Xpeng is ramping up its robotaxi efforts and is hiring top talent with global market robotaxi experience at high salaries.

  • Baidu plans to launch Apollo Go robotaxi service outside China, report says

    Baidu has begun discussions with foreign automakers, ride-sharing platforms and other tech companies about deploying Apollo Go outside of China through local partnerships, according to Nikkei Asia.

  • Chinese startup WeRide to offer robotaxis on Uber, starting in UAE

    Uber will start offering WeRide's robotaxis first in Abu Dhabi by the end of this year. The partnership does not involve the US and Chinese markets.

  • Chinese startup WeRide gets nod to test robotaxis with passengers in California

    WeRide has 12 active vehicles and will operate in San Jose and nearby areas.

  • Nio rules out robotaxi, says it's not exciting business model

    Nio won't be taking jobs from ride-hailing drivers, it's not inspiring, William Li said.

  • Baidu Apollo launches 6th-gen robotaxi with 60% lower cost

    Baidu's self-driving ride hailing platform Apollo Go is close to break-even and aims to be profitable by 2025.

  • Toyota, Pony plan to set up joint venture to run robotaxi business in China

    Toyota, Pony.ai plan to invest a total of more than RMB 1 billion to set up a joint venture within the year, which will launch robotaxi cars built on Toyota's pure electric vehicles.

  • Pony.ai starts offering robotaxi service in Guangzhou without safety officer in vehicles

    This is the first such permit issued in Guangzhou, where Pony.ai's 17 robotaxis have been approved to provide robotaxi service without safety officers.