Designed to house a million people, it sat empty for years. Ordos Kangbashi in China's Inner Mongolia has been dubbed the world's largest ghost town. Today, however, over 130,000 people live there, and its wide, deserted thoroughfares are becoming a testing ground for autonomous trucks.
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Designed to house a million people, it sat empty for years. Ordos Kangbashi in China's Inner Mongolia has been dubbed the world's largest ghost town. Today, however, over 130,000 people live there, and its wide, deserted thoroughfares are becoming a testing ground for autonomous trucks.