
Uber Launches Baidu's Driverless Apollo Go Taxis in Dubai
Uber has launched Baidu's fully driverless Apollo Go taxi service in Dubai, allowing riders to book autonomous vehicles through the Uber app.
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Uber has launched Baidu's fully driverless Apollo Go taxi service in Dubai, allowing riders to book autonomous vehicles through the Uber app.
Baidu's autonomous driving service, Apollo Go, has partnered with PostBus to launch trials of self-driving vehicles in Switzerland, marking an expansion into the European market.
Apollo Go robotaxi services in Wuhan, China, have been brought to a halt due to a system glitch.

RoboSense has secured an exclusive design win for Baidu's upcoming generation of Apollo Go Robotaxis, indicating a significant partnership in autonomous driving technology.

Baidu and Lyft have commenced road tests for their Apollo Go autonomous ride-hailing service in London, marking a new phase for self-driving technology in the city.

Autonomous vehicle fleets, including Apollo Go and Waymo, have experienced a "super-GAU" scenario where entire robotaxi fleets suddenly stopped due to a central error. The incident highlights the critical challenges and varied potential causes for such system failures in self-driving technology.
A 'system failure' caused at least one hundred Apollo Go autonomous vehicles to become immobilized in the center of Wuhan, China, reigniting public debate about the safety of such services.

China has resumed licensing robotaxis after a three-month suspension for a safety review. Regulators acted after a system error immobilized over 100 Apollo Go robotaxis and disrupted traffic in Wuhan.

A system glitch caused a halt in the operations of over 100 Apollo Go robotaxis in Wuhan, China, blocking streets and leading to chaotic scenes.

Autonomous taxis from Baidu's Apollo Go experienced a widespread system failure in Wuhan, China, causing over 100 vehicles to stop abruptly in traffic, leading to collisions and paralyzing road movement, with police rescuing stranded passengers.