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The robotaxi market has been heating up, with industry heavyweights such as Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) ...
Tesla doesn't have the permits to run an autonomous vehicle taxi in California, but probably nothing stops a driver-assist ...
Baidu is the latest addition to Uber's growing list of autonomous vehicle partners, which includes Waymo, Volkswagen, May ...
Uber Technologies is accelerating its global robotaxi expansion through a landmark multiyear alliance with China's Baidu Inc.
On July 21 this year, Baidu revealed its new robotaxi model whose steering wheel can be removed. It is expected to be in operation in 2023. MIT Technology Review talked to Liu Yang in June.
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Shares have bounced back from concerns about autonomous vehicles that sent Uber stock slumping late last year. Uber broke out ...
Baidu's Apollo Go is quickly emerging as a leader in the Chinese robotaxi industry, with operations spanning 10 cities. Read why it's beating Tesla.
China’s largest rental car platform, CAR Inc., is adding some of Baidu’s robotaxis to its fleets, allowing customers to rent a fully driverless car at an extremely low price in a major Chinese city.
Baidu, the search engine sometimes called the Google of China, announced more of its robotaxi plans, including what it claims will be the largest no-safety-driver robotaxi service area in the ...
Baidu’s Robotaxi policy support and RT6 launch poised to drive significant user adoption and revenue growth. Goldman Sachs sees 54.6% upside for Baidu stock, highlighting potential in Robotaxi ...
Baidu stock presents an asymmetric investment opportunity with AI-driven growth, an expanding robotaxi network, and a strong balance sheet. See why BIDU stock is a Buy.
In Feb 2024, Baidu was approved for robotaxi pilot operation on highways to Beijing Daxing Airport, making Beijing the world's first capital city to launch airport robotaxi service.
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