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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WeRide CEO Bullish on Overseas Growth, Sees Break-even Point Approaching
As of the end of October, WeRide operates around 750 Robotaxis and plans to expand its fleet to 2,000–3,000 units by the end of 2026.
Baidu’s Apollo Go to Launch Autonomous Ride Service ‘AmiGo’ in Switzerland
Baidu stated that the AmiGo project has gained backing from the Swiss government and several public institutions, with public ride reservations expected to open by Q1 2027.
Apollo Go Partners with Lyft, Autonomous Fleet to Launch in Germany and the UK by 2026
Apollo Go’s sixth-generation autonomous vehicles will debut in Germany and the UK in 2026, featuring significant upgrades in sensor systems, algorithm optimization, and energy efficiency.