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Google-owned Waymo had been increasing the footprint of its self-driving cars in the US and abroad, but Chinese companies aren't far behind. Chinese tech giant Baidu Inc has announced that its autonom

Autogo, a UAE-based autonomous mobility solutions company, has announced the launch of its RoboTaxi service trials in Abu Dhabi. The company, operating under Kintsugi Holding, has announced the launch in preparation for full-scale operations by 2026.

With technology moving far faster than London's traffic, Uber's driverless destination may be closer than you think. | ITV National News

Former Waymo CEO John Krafcik told BI that Tesla has yet to demonstrate a single fully-autonomous ride that generates revenue.

Meanwhile, Baidu's autonomous Ride-Hailing service, Apollo Go, has established itself as the leader in China's autonomous mobility sector. By February 2025, Apollo Go's autonomous ride-hailing service have achieved fully driverless operations across China, eliminating the need for safety drivers on board.

Deliverr cofounder Harish Abbott has raised $25 million for his startup building an AI assistant for logistics companies.

SINGAPORE] ComfortDelGro has commenced operations for its first robotaxi programme in Guangzhou, China, in partnership with Nasdaq-listed autonomous vehicle (AV) company Pony AI. Read more at The Business Times.

Apollo Go, also known as Luobo Kuaipao, is Baidu's autonomous ride-hailing service and a global leader in large-scale self-driving mobility. As China's first fully driverless commercial Robotaxi service, Apollo Go integrates AI, big data, and automation to help build the smart cities of the future.