China’s Baidu Receives the First-Ever Permit to Operate its ‘Apollo Go’ Robotaxi Service in Beijing Without Safety Drivers Onboard

#News

China’s Baidu Receives the First-Ever Permit to Operate its ‘Apollo Go’ Robotaxi Service in Beijing Without Safety Drivers Onboard

China’s Baidu Inc. has received the first-ever permits in China authorizing the company to provide fully-driverless ride-hailing services to the public in Beijing, meaning that no safety drivers will be present in the vehicles. The robotaxi vehicles will offer rides to passengers in a designated area of 60 square kilometers in the city. Baidu aims to be one of the world’s first companies to scale and commercialize autonomous driving technology in China.

China’s Baidu Receives the First-Ever Permit to Operate its ‘Apollo Go’ Robotaxi Service in Beijing Without Safety Drivers Onboard

2022-04-29 11:03

25 views

Same Tag Posts

  1. Next-gen CarPlay: Porsche and Aston Martin lead the way ()
  2. Renault Clio TCe 90 – Top Car of 2023 ()
  3. VW brands embrace new charging standard ()
  4. Electronic stability control: A captivating tale ()
  5. Electric Vehicles Eligible for $7,500 Federal Tax Credit ()
  6. Jeep Gladiator Transforms into Powerful Truck with 1,000-HP Hellephant Engine ()
  7. Elon Musk dismisses diversity, equity, inclusion as ‘propaganda’ ()
  8. Consumer confidence rises in December ()
  9. Thames Water Hires New CEO ()
  10. Giti Tire’s Impressive BTRC Performance ()

Same Category Posts