Lyft Will Use Chinese Driverless Cars In Britain and Germany
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Lyft partners with Baidu to deploy autonomous vehicles in Europe - The Robot Report
Baidu and Lyft said the partnership will result in a major leap forward in autonomous mobility with European riders. | Source: Lyft Baidu Inc. this week partnered with Lyft Inc. to deploy its Apollo Go autonomous vehicles across European markets through the Lyft platform. Initial deployments are planned for Germany and the U.K. in 2026, pending regulatory approval. The companies plan to scale the fleet to thousands of vehicles across Europe in t…
Lyft's robotics could soon be seen on German roads. In order to achieve this, the US company plans to work with the Chinese company Baidu, which is developing appropriate technologies. (Continue reading)
Following the acquisition of Freenow, Lyft is stepping up its involvement in Europe. Next year, the driver service provider wants to do without drivers in its cars. Special vehicles from the Chinese company Baidu are also used. The contribution Taxi without driver? Thus, Lyft wants to conquer the roads of Germany first appeared on inside digital.
Autonomous taxis have been a talked-about future for years, and those interested can try it out in the US and China. Europe has a few smaller experiments, but a large-scale launch will be held in our country next year. Only this time it won't be Uber or Google, but its Chinese counterpart.
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