The incident potentially delivers another blow to the company’s reputation following a high-profile accident involving a Nio car last year.
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China’s biggest carmaker calls for self-driving legislation at ‘Two Sessions’
The suggestions from the country’s top automaker could shed a light on the government road map for AV adoption in the coming year.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Beijing to allow passenger rides in robotaxis
China is permitting trial operations in order to push intelligent vehicle services for the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Posted inOn the Cusp
The future of passenger drones is buses, not taxis: Ehang
In its first white paper, Ehang proposes a centralized control center for passenger and cargo drones, similar to a public bus system.
Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
Shanghai issues China’s first permits allowing passengers in self-driving cars
Licensed companies can run up to 50 vehicles and can potentially expand their fleets after six months.
Posted inOn the Cusp
China’s top scientists call for legislation to drive autonomous car industry
Laying out a policy framework will boost the industry’s commercialization, experts say.
Posted inOn the Cusp
Beijing to allow autonomous taxis to run tests in city suburb
Regulators will allow driverless vehicle tests along 135 kilometers of the city’s public roads.
Posted inWith Chinese Characteristics
Chongqing steps up robotaxi push with launch of 5G-enabled testing zone
Chonqing-based automaker Chang’an is the first to pilot its driverless vehicles in the zone.
Posted inOn the Cusp
More than 100 million of China’s drivers use electronic toll collection
The devices can also be used to collecting driving data such as route choice and emergency braking to improve traffic management.
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Guangzhou sets sights on becoming ‘China’s Detroit’ after failing to lure Tesla
The city ranked second among Chinese cities in car production with nearly 2.97 million units in 2018.
