Pony.ai Deploys Fully Driverless Robotaxis in Dubai, Eyes Commercial Launch in H2 2026
Pony.ai plans to deploy more than 3,000 Robotaxis across over 20 cities globally in 2026, with overseas markets expected to account for nearly half.
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Pony.ai Partners With Uber, Verne for Robotaxi Service in Croatia
Pony.ai launched Europe’s first public robotaxi service in Zagreb, partnering with Verne and Uber, covering 90 square kilometers.
Pony.ai Expands Overseas with Robotaxi Service Launch in Singapore
Pony.ai launched robotaxi services in Singapore’s Punggol area, aiming for future global expansion with proven operational models.
Pony.ai Robotaxi Revenue Jumps 129% to $16 Million in 2025
Pony.ai reported 2025 revenues of RMB 629 million, with significant growth from its Robotaxi business and plans to expand globally.
Pony.ai Delivers 100+ Gen-7 Robotaxis to GAC-Backed Chenqi Mobility
The Gen-7 Robotaxi has achieved positive per-vehicle profitability in Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Pony.ai Achieves Per-Robotaxi Profitability in China’s Two Cities
The seventh-gen Robotaxi cut BOM costs by 70% and generated average daily net revenue of RMB 338 ($49.3) per vehicle with 23 daily orders.
Pony.ai, BAIC New Energy Deepen Partnership in L4 Deployment as Robotaxi Fleet Tops 600 Units
The Arcfox Alpha T5 Robotaxi fleet has surpassed 600 units, allowing Pony.ai to reach its 2025 scaling target ahead of schedule and supporting a goal of 3,000 Robotaxis by end-2026.
Baidu’s Apollo Go Partners with Uber, Lyft for Robotaxi Pilot in the UK
Uber and Lyft will start a pilot program using Baidu’s Apollo Go RT6 robotaxis in the UK in 2026.
Pony.ai Achieves Positive Per-Vehicle Profitability for Robotaxi Operations in Guangzhou, China
Pony.ai’s Robotaxi fleet in Guangzhou now generates about RMB 299 ($41.86) in daily revenue per vehicle after discounts and refunds, reaching per-vehicle revenue break-even in November.
WeRide CEO: Only Three L4 Players in China, Tesla Needs Lidar to Catch Waymo
In Han’s view, models that still rely on safety drivers or use remote fallback systems, or those that simply rebrand L2++ as Robotaxis, cannot be considered “true L4.”
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