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At the end of August this year, Chinese consumer electronics giant Lenovo stated that it would not seek to build its own cars. However, on October 11, LCFC, a subsidiary of Lenovo, released an autonomous driving domain controller called the EA-R600.
Baidu’s Apollo Go autonomous ride-hailing service will officially land in a popular hotspot in Wuzhen, Zhejiang Province on Saturday.
Chinese search engine and AI giant Baidu Inc plans to have its Apollo autonomous driving system pre-installed in at least one mass-produced car model each month in the second half of 2021.
The autonomous driving start-up Pegasus said on Wednesday that Wang Jingao, former vice president of Baidu, had officially joined Pegasus as co-founder and CTO.
Chinese truck autonomous driving company Plus, formerly Plus.ai, has raised $220 million in a new round of financing led by FountainVest Partners and ClearVue Partners, the company announced on Wednesday.
At the 2021 World Internet of Things Expo held in the eastern city of Wuxi, Chinese autonomous driving startup QCraft introduced the country’s first 5G-enabled unmanned bus supporting online-based ride-hailing functions.
After conducting over 519,000km of road tests in Beijing, Baidu’s Apollo Go Robotaxi service was approved for phase 2 of autonomous vehicle road tests with passengers on board on Aug. 24.
Alibaba DAMO Academy, the global research initiative set up by Alibaba Group, today announced that the last-mile logistics vehicle “Xiaomanlv” has delivered over one million shipment orders as of September 2021.
Mogo Auto, a company offering autonomous driving technology and operation services, has successfully raised 580 million yuan ($83 million) in C2 round financing.
In last week’s VC news, prominent autonomous driving technology company Momenta raised $500 million in a Series C+ round, bringing its total Series C financing to a whopping total of $1 billion.
Beijing-based digital map enterprise NavInfo signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement on July 27 with automotive industry R&D platform China Automotive Innovation Corporation (CAIC).
At present, KargoBot has a total of 150 autonomous heavy trucks, mainly used for transporting coal and other bulk commodities in the northwest and north China regions.