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2024.12.31

07:01

2024 will be the "explosive year" of intelligent driving: companies rush to go public to impact the trillion-level market

2024 is destined to be a "milestone" in the development of the intelligent driving industry. This year, the radish running on the streets of Wuhan caught the public's attention, Tesla's driverless taxi robotaxi unveiled its mystery, and Chinese and American companies are running all the way on the intelligent driving track. This year, companies such as RoboSense, Horizon Robotics, Black Sesame Intelligence, WeRide, and Pony.ai have rushed to go public, and a large amount of capital has poured into the intelligent driving industry. The "explosive development" of the industry has become a consensus. But also in 2024, huge differences in routes have also become a "rift" that divides the intelligent driving industry: Tesla CEO Musk insists that the pure vision solution is the "correct and only" way for intelligent driving, but most domestic car companies use laser radar solutions. Behind the route dispute involves a complex industrial dispute, and the intelligent driving industries of China and the United States seem to be heading to both sides of the fork in the road. Standing at the end of 2024 and looking forward to the coming year, although the "end" of the intelligent driving industry is unclear, the "speed" is certain. The "Internet of Vehicles White Paper" released by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology predicts that the scale of my country's smart car market will be close to one trillion yuan by 2025. "With the continuous advancement of technology and the continuous promotion of policies, smart driving will gradually penetrate from the high-end market to the mid- and low-end markets and become a standard feature of the automobile market," Wang Peng, an associate researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, told reporters.

2024.10.11

08:06

Mixed operations are an effective path for robotaxi commercialization, says Chinese exec

Asia Tech Wire (Oct 11) -- Mixed operations are an effective path for robotaxi commercialization, a Chinese executive said.

06:22

Baidu plans to roll out robotaxis in Singapore, Middle East and elsewhere, WSJ reports

Asia Tech Wire (Oct 11) -- Chinese tech company Baidu plans to test and deploy its Apollo Go robotaxis in Hong Kong, Singapore and the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

06:07

Tesla unveils robotaxi Cybercab

Asia Tech Wire (Oct 11) -- Tesla CEO Elon Musk arrived at the company's launch event late Thursday in a prototype car to show off his long-promised robotaxi.

2024.10.09

03:59

Baidu plans to launch robotaxi service outside China, report says

Asia Tech Wire (Oct 9) -- Chinese internet giant Baidu plans to launch Apollo Go, a robotaxi service, outside of China as the race to commercialize self-driving cars heats up, according to Nikkei.

2024.07.16

08:18

Baidu's robotaxi service platform Apollo Go denies suspending operations in Wuhan

Asia Tech Wire (July 16) -- Apollo Go, the robotaxi service platform of Chinese tech giant Baidu, has denied suspending operations in Wuhan.

2024.07.10

10:15

Baidu's robotaxi crashes amid expansion

Asia Tech Wire (July 10) -- A collision occurred with a robotaxi of Chinese search engine giant Baidu just as it was making a major expansion push.

2022.03.08

09:35

Baidu's driverless taxi service platform wins over 300,000 orders in six months

Asian Tech Press (Mar. 8) --Chinese search engine giant Baidu Inc. has announced that Apollo Go, its driverless taxi service platform, has won over 300,000 orders in six months.

2021.09.01

05:45

Hyundai's IONIQ 5 robotaxis to hit U.S. roads in 2023

2021.04.29

12:20

Baidu to launch driverless Robotaxi services in May

Baidu will launch its Apollo driverless robotaxi service in Beijing from May 2. It is the world's first autonomous driving shared car that the 5G Cloud will drive in case of an emergency. The service is intended to be a regular part of the travel options for visitors to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

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