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11.01.26 - 14:12
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Waymo, Zoox, Tesla: Who Wins the Robotaxi Race? (Bloomberg)
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Self-driving robotaxis are already operating in a handful of US cities and in China, with companies betting billions that autonomous vehicles will transform ride-hailing and mobility. Zoox CEO Aicha Evans, Lyft CEO David Risher, Uber executive Sarfraz Maredia, AVRide CCO Sergei Kirillov and Harvard's Mark Fagan lay out the timeline, the business model and the biggest risks for robotaxis. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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22.12.25 - 15:00
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Baidu teams up with Uber, Lyft for London robotaxi launch in first half of 2026 (SCMP)
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Chinese tech giant Baidu is teaming up with US ride-hailing platforms Uber and Lyft to roll out robotaxi trials in London next year, highlighting the accelerated push among Chinese autonomous driving firms to expand globally.
Baidu and Uber said they would begin pilot runs of robotaxi services in the British capital starting from the first half of next year, according to their respective social media announcements on Monday.
In a separate post published on X the same day, Lyft chief executive......
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22.12.25 - 13:36
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Chinese robotaxis due in London next year as Lyft and Uber reveal tie-ups (The Guardian)
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Firms agree deals with Beijing-based Baidu to take self-driving cabs to UK capitalChinese robotaxis are due to be on the streets of London next year after the US ride-hailing companies Lyft and Uber announced tie-ups with Beijing-based Baidu to deploy its self-driving technology.Lyft is the third firm to announce plans to introduce self-driving taxis to the UK capital next year, following Uber and Waymo, the main operator of robotaxis in the US. Continue reading......
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