- Guangzhou issues 55 notices for ICV road tests so far
Guangzhou has issued 55 notices and launched 67 routes spanning 135 kilometers in total for ICV (intelligent-vehicle connected) road tests, Guangzhou Municipal Transportation Bureau said on August 24.
Aug. 25 , 2020
- Baidu launches Robotaxi service “Apollo Go” for general public in Cangzhou
Chinese Internet giant Baidu launched the full operation of its Robotaxi service “Apollo Go” in Cangzhou, Hebei province.
Aug. 21 , 2020
- Horizon Robotics to team up with FAW’s ICV tech development arm on ADAS, high-level driving automation
Horizon Robotics and the intelligent connectivity technology development arm of China First Automobile Co., Ltd. forged a strategic partnership for the in-depth cooperation on ADAS, high level of driv...
Aug. 20 , 2020
- Geely-backed Cao Cao Mobility kicks off autonomous driving road tests in Hangzhou
Cao Cao Mobility announced on August 19 its autonomous cars jointly developed with DeepRoute.ai, a Shenzhen-based full-stack self-driving solution developer, has been put into road tests and trial ope...
Aug. 19 , 2020
- AutoX announces public launch of RoboTaxi service in Shanghai
AutoX, an autonomous vehicle startup, publicly launched its self-driving taxi service in Shanghai. The public can book the service, called RoboTaxi, via AutoNavi, a mapping and transportation-booking ...
Aug. 17 , 2020
- EV startup Xpeng Motors sets up new mobility technology subsidiary in Hangzhou
Guangzhou-based EV startup Xpeng Motors founded on August 14 a mobility technology subsidiary in Hangzhou, capital of Zhejiang province, according to Tianyancha, a Chinese company information search p...
Aug. 17 , 2020
- Hainan issues regulations on autonomous vehicle road testing, demonstration
Hainan’s authorities issued on August 14 the Administrative Rules on the Regulation of Road Testing and Demonstration of Intelligent Vehicles (for Trial Implementation) which will come into effect o...
Aug. 17 , 2020
- DiDi opens self-developed navigation function to public
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing (DiDi) has launched onto its App the navigation function that can be used by the general public, marking its ambition to deploy its self-owned mapping business.
Aug. 11 , 2020
