BMW is drawing close to mass production of its L3 autonomous vehicle in 2021.
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Didi to launch autonomous taxi service in Shanghai
The company is the latest tech firm to announce plans to test robotaxis in China.
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Drive I/O | Changsha and Guangzhou
Changsha and Guangzhou are the two major Chinese cities aiming to rise above the rest in the country’s AV race.
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Meituan starts recruitment drive for mapping services
Mapping has become a key stepping stone for companies looking to expand in the mobility services sector.
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Baidu and automotive industry introduce principles for safe autonomous vehicles
The nearly 150-page document covers 12 areas including cybersecurity, driver-vehicle handovers, data recording, and component failures.
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Briefing: Didi announces partnership with UC Berkeley’s DeepDrive initiative
The partnership will involve research and applications in the field of smart vehicles, training, and academic exchange.
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Baidu invests further in WM Motor to raise stakes in smart mobility
The Chinese search engine giant seeks to increase its self-driving advantages in the country’s EV consumption boom.
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Briefing: Didi and BAIC set up joint venture to work on electric vehicles
The market for NEVs in China is growing rapidly while the wider auto market cools.
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With D-Alliance, Didi plans to overturn car ownership and manufacturing worldwide
Didi Chuxing is launching a program to alter the very nature of car ownership and shake up the automobile manufacturing supply chain in China—and beyond. The company masterminded a shift to “car operation” announcing the move at a glitzy event in Beijing attended by auto industry top brass. “In the future, software, hardware, and user […]
