WeRide’s ride-hailing app became available on Android and iOS app stores starting Thursday.
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The Chinese startup battling for robotaxi supremacy
Pony.ai’s goal is to provide consistently comfortable and reliable rides for all rather than monetizing these early technologies.
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The Chinese startup bringing robotaxis to the masses
WeRide focuses on making driverless ride-hailing a viable business by meeting the challenges of commercialization.
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Self-driving startup Deeproute.ai pulls in $50 million
The deal may signal that Chinese venture capital funds are once again favoring self-driving startups.
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Mapping firm Kuandeng nabs $14.2 million in Series A+
The HD map maker advocates crowdsourcing to collect, contribute, and verify data.
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Self-driving startup TuSimple raises $120 million in extended Series D
The new funds will be used to expand its long-haul service and develop a commercial self-driving truck.
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AutoX to launch 100 robotaxis in Shanghai by year-end, challenging Didi
The news follows a similar announcement made by rival Didi a day earlier.
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Nio rumored to spin off self-driving business, combine it with Didi’s AV unit
Nio’s founder said the company will enhance the efficiency of its business operations to develop next-generation products.
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Self-driving firms AutoX, Pony.AI granted California robotaxi permits
AutoX and Pony.ai had also granted first batch of licenses to conduct road testing in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou.
