US EditionBaidu's robotaxis arrive in London as Lyft prepares for UK trials
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Baidu's robotaxis arrive in London as Lyft prepares for UK trials
Lyft, the San Francisco-based ride-hailing company, has confirmed that a fleet of Baidu Apollo Go autonomous vehicles has arrived in the UK after being shipped from China, with CEO David Risher announcing the development online. “Our brand-new Baidu Apollo Go test AVs just rolled off the ships in the UK,” Risher wrote, adding that the next step would be to brand the vehicles and begin mapping London’s streets. The arrival follows a partnership …
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