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Tesla Faces Stiff Competition By The Rise Of Chinese Auto, Tech Giants
Chinese electric-vehicle makers led by BYD beat Tesla in the competition to produce affordable electric vehicles. Now, many of those same fierce competitors are pulling into the passing lane in the global race to produce self-driving cars.
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China's Driverless 'Robotaxis': Sci-fi Marvels Or Safety Concerns?
Turning heads as they cruise past office buildings and malls, driverless taxis are slowly spreading through Chinese cities, prompting both wariness and wonder.
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Passengers Can Now Call For A Driverless Taxi In China
An autonomous driving startup Pony.ai along with company BAIDU announced that they have received permits from the Chinese government to provide robotaxi ride hailing services to the general public.
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Waymo And China's Zeekr Partner To Develop Driverless Taxis
The partnership with Zeekr will help Waymo expand its driverless ride-hailing service in the face of increased competition, and also create inroads for Chinese brand Geely into the U.S. market.
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Chinese tech group Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai have won approval to launch paid driverless robotaxi services that will see the firms deploy not more than 100 vehicles in an area in China's capital Beijing.
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Baidu's Apollo Aims To Offer Robotaxi Service to 3 Million Users In 2023
Chinese tech giant Baidu said on Thursday its smart driving unit Apollo plans to cater to a total of 3 million users in China with a fleet of 3,000 robotaxis in 2023.
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Hyundai Motor, Tencent Tie Up To Develop Self-Driving Cars Software: Report
Hyundai Motor Co and Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings have signed a preliminary deal to develop software for driverless vehicles, South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper reported.
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Jack Ma Says Alibaba 'Doing a Lot of Research' on Driverless Cars
Both Baidu and Chinese tech giant Tencent are pursuing the technology, stirring speculation about Alibaba's plans.
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Chinese Startup Unveils 'Car of Future' at CES 2018
The electric-powered concept car shown by Byton at CES in Las Vegas is touted as a computing device on wheels.
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Chinese Tech Giant Baidu Plans to Start Mass-Production of Driverless Cars in 5 Years
Adding its name to the front runners for driverless cars, Chinese tech giant Baidu today pronounced it aim to initiate mass-production of driverless cars in 5 years in an endeavour to one-up rivals like Google and Tesla Motors.
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China's Baidu Eyes Driverless Car Production by 2020
Like Google, the Chinese company is spending on research and development to put a driverless car on the road.
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Chinese Driverless Cars Complete 2000-Kilometre Road Test
Two self-driving cars produced by a Chinese firm completed a 2,000-km journey in China's first long-distance road test for autonomous vehicles in a bid to stay ahead of Google and others in developing driverless car technology.
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Tesla Faces Stiff Competition By The Rise Of Chinese Auto, Tech Giants
Chinese electric-vehicle makers led by BYD beat Tesla in the competition to produce affordable electric vehicles. Now, many of those same fierce competitors are pulling into the passing lane in the global race to produce self-driving cars.
-
China's Driverless 'Robotaxis': Sci-fi Marvels Or Safety Concerns?
Turning heads as they cruise past office buildings and malls, driverless taxis are slowly spreading through Chinese cities, prompting both wariness and wonder.
-
Passengers Can Now Call For A Driverless Taxi In China
An autonomous driving startup Pony.ai along with company BAIDU announced that they have received permits from the Chinese government to provide robotaxi ride hailing services to the general public.
-
Waymo And China's Zeekr Partner To Develop Driverless Taxis
The partnership with Zeekr will help Waymo expand its driverless ride-hailing service in the face of increased competition, and also create inroads for Chinese brand Geely into the U.S. market.
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Baidu, Pony.ai Approved For Robotaxi Services In Beijing
Chinese tech group Baidu Inc and self-driving startup Pony.ai have won approval to launch paid driverless robotaxi services that will see the firms deploy not more than 100 vehicles in an area in China's capital Beijing.
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Baidu's Apollo Aims To Offer Robotaxi Service to 3 Million Users In 2023
Chinese tech giant Baidu said on Thursday its smart driving unit Apollo plans to cater to a total of 3 million users in China with a fleet of 3,000 robotaxis in 2023.
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Hyundai Motor, Tencent Tie Up To Develop Self-Driving Cars Software: Report
Hyundai Motor Co and Chinese technology firm Tencent Holdings have signed a preliminary deal to develop software for driverless vehicles, South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper reported.
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Jack Ma Says Alibaba 'Doing a Lot of Research' on Driverless Cars
Both Baidu and Chinese tech giant Tencent are pursuing the technology, stirring speculation about Alibaba's plans.
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Chinese Startup Unveils 'Car of Future' at CES 2018
The electric-powered concept car shown by Byton at CES in Las Vegas is touted as a computing device on wheels.
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Chinese Tech Giant Baidu Plans to Start Mass-Production of Driverless Cars in 5 Years
Adding its name to the front runners for driverless cars, Chinese tech giant Baidu today pronounced it aim to initiate mass-production of driverless cars in 5 years in an endeavour to one-up rivals like Google and Tesla Motors.
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China's Baidu Eyes Driverless Car Production by 2020
Like Google, the Chinese company is spending on research and development to put a driverless car on the road.
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Chinese Driverless Cars Complete 2000-Kilometre Road Test
Two self-driving cars produced by a Chinese firm completed a 2,000-km journey in China's first long-distance road test for autonomous vehicles in a bid to stay ahead of Google and others in developing driverless car technology.
