China's robotaxi industry was racing toward 500,000 cars by 2030, until one Baidu incident forced regulators to slow ...
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BIDU stock in for a rough ride: China reportedly hits brakes on robotaxi licenses after 100 Apollo Go cars stall in Wuhan
Beijing will not issue new licenses to self-driving companies to add new robotaxis to their fleets, start a new test project, or expand into a new city, Bloomberg reported, citing sources. ・Last month ...
China has suspended issuing new licenses for autonomous vehicles, according to people familiar with the matter, after dozens ...
The suspension prevents self-driving companies from adding new robotaxis to their fleets. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...
China has suspended issuing new licenses for autonomous vehicles after robotaxis operated by Baidu's Apollo Go abruptly ...
Dozens of Baidu’s Apollo Go robotaxis froze in traffic last month, sparking alarm in Beijing, Bloomberg reports.
A catastrophic system-wide outage involving Baidu’s "Apollo" fleet, has left hundreds of robotaxis stranded across several ...
China has paused new robotaxi licenses after a major Baidu Apollo Go outage in Wuhan left over 100 vehicles stranded, ...
China has reportedly suspended issuing new permits for level-four AVs after a Baidu outage led to massive traffic disruptions ...
China has halted the issuance of new licenses for autonomous vehicles following a mass outage of Baidu Inc.'s Apollo Go ...
Police in China’s central city of Wuhan say ‘system malfunction’ caused more than 100 Apollo Go self-driving taxis to freeze ...
On Tuesday, a strange glitch caused mayhem on highways and roads in China as dozens of Baidu robotaxis stopped dead in the middle of the road with passengers trapped inside. In some cases, the ...
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