Baidu's Apollo Go Expands European Footprint as AmiGo, in Partnership with PostBus, Receives Level 4 Regulatory Approval in Switzerland
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Baidu's driverless taxi service, AmiGo, launched road tests in Switzerland, marking another step in Baidu's global expansion. It was learned on the 13th that AmiGo, a driverless service launched in partnership with PostBus, Switzerland's largest public transport operator, and Baidu's Carrot Express, officially began road testing in Switzerland. The two companies plan to expand their services further in the region.
Baidu secures driverless robotaxi approval in Switzerland
The joint venture sets its sights on deploying regular, completely driverless operations by early 2027, pending the fulfillment of final safety and regulatory benchmarks. According to Baidu, the initiative is positioned to become Europe's largest automated public transport operation of its scale, News.Az reports, citing Reuters. Passengers will be able to book rides through a dedicated mobile app. The AmiGo service will leverage Apollo Go’s full…
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