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CaoCao, a Chinese company backed by Geely, aims to strengthen its position in the self-driving taxi market with an ambitious plan to deploy <strong>100,000</strong> autonomous vehicles by <strong>2030</strong>. This initiative comes as competition intensifies in the sector with advancing technology.
The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai has announced the launch of a new self-driving vehicle service in collaboration with Chinese company Baidu. This initiative aims to enhance smart transportation experiences in the city.
Dubai has announced its ambitious plans to launch more than <strong>1000 self-driving taxis</strong> on its roads next year. This initiative reflects the emirate's commitment to enhancing innovation in transportation and improving the mobility experience in the city.
The Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai has announced the launch of self-driving taxi services, marking a significant step towards developing smart transportation in the city. This initiative is part of Dubai's efforts to promote innovation and adopt modern technology.
Authorities in Bongol have announced the launch of free self-driving bus services, aiming to enhance smart and sustainable transportation. Over <strong>1,000</strong> users have registered since the service began and it will continue until mid-<strong>2026</strong>.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the launch of a robotic truck project on the M-12 Vostok highway, aimed at enhancing transportation infrastructure in Russia.
The Saudi Public Transport Authority has announced the launch of a new route for self-driving vehicles to transport passengers between Hayat Mall and Riyadh Gallery. This initiative aims to enhance smart transportation services in the capital.
In an unprecedented move, self-driving taxis in some American cities have begun contacting emergency services 911. This phenomenon raises questions about the safety of smart transportation and the future of mobility.
Pony.ai, a leading Chinese autonomous driving technology company, announced its intention to operate a fleet of 3,000 self-driving taxis by the end of 2026. This expansion will cover over 20 cities worldwide, reflecting significant growth in the sector.
Waymo's robotaxi rides have surged tenfold in less than two years, indicating a remarkable success in the adoption of this modern technology. This growth reflects a growing interest among users in smart transportation options.
The Israeli Knesset has passed a bill allowing Uber to operate in the country, despite rising concerns about traffic congestion. This decision comes amid growing worries about the impact of smart transportation services on urban traffic.
In a controversial move, Tesla has launched the two-seat robotic taxi Cybercab, raising questions about the viability of this design. As the company continues testing the vehicle on U.S. streets, concerns about the future of two-seat taxis in smart transportation emerge.
Zooks, a subsidiary of Amazon, is nearing the launch of its robotaxi services in Austin and Miami after nearly two years of intensive testing. This announcement comes as interest in modern transportation technology continues to rise.