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TechNode reports that Baidu’s Apollo Go has started supervised robotaxi testing in London with FREENOW, with Apollo Go vehicles also operating on public roads in the city. The trials in Brent use Apollo RT6 vehicles with safety operators and aim to enable public rides starting in 2027.
Xpeng plans large-scale production of its flying cars next year and aims to begin humanoid robot production in Q4 2026, while expanding robotaxi testing in China and with partners globally. The company is also signaling deeper partnership potential with Volkswagen and a strategic push to generate more than half of revenue outside China within 5–10 years.
Wuhan police reported multiple Baidu Apollo Go robotaxis stalled mid-road, stranding passengers in an incident preliminarily attributed to a system malfunction. The event highlights reliability, customer-support responsiveness, and regulatory confidence as key constraints as Baidu scales domestically and pursues integration with global ride-hailing platforms.
Momenta has launched a Hong Kong IPO seeking about HK$5.89 billion, supported by cornerstone commitments covering roughly half the deal and including GIC, Fidelity International, and BlackRock. The company plans to deploy most proceeds into R&D and robotaxi commercialization as it scales revenue and narrows losses, according to its prospectus figures cited by the source.
TechNode reports that Baidu’s Apollo Go has started supervised robotaxi testing in London with FREENOW, with Apollo Go vehicles also operating on public roads in the city. The trials in Brent use Apollo RT6 vehicles with safety operators and aim to enable public rides starting in 2027.
Xpeng plans large-scale production of its flying cars next year and aims to begin humanoid robot production in Q4 2026, while expanding robotaxi testing in China and with partners globally. The company is also signaling deeper partnership potential with Volkswagen and a strategic push to generate more than half of revenue outside China within 5–10 years.
Wuhan police reported multiple Baidu Apollo Go robotaxis stalled mid-road, stranding passengers in an incident preliminarily attributed to a system malfunction. The event highlights reliability, customer-support responsiveness, and regulatory confidence as key constraints as Baidu scales domestically and pursues integration with global ride-hailing platforms.
Momenta has launched a Hong Kong IPO seeking about HK$5.89 billion, supported by cornerstone commitments covering roughly half the deal and including GIC, Fidelity International, and BlackRock. The company plans to deploy most proceeds into R&D and robotaxi commercialization as it scales revenue and narrows losses, according to its prospectus figures cited by the source.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-5511 | Baidu’s Apollo Go Begins First London Robotaxi Road Tests via FREENOW and Uber Ecosystem | Autonomous Vehicles | 2026-07-29 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-4131 | Xpeng Targets 2027 Flying-Car Deliveries as Robotaxi and Humanoid Robot Timelines Accelerate | Xpeng | 2026-04-23 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-3345 | Wuhan Robotaxi Stoppage Tests Baidu Apollo Go’s Fleet Resilience as Expansion Accelerates | China | 2026-04-01 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-5198 | Momenta Launches HK IPO with Major Global Cornerstones, Targets R&D and Robotaxi Scale-Up | Autonomous Driving | 2025-08-11 | 0 | ACCESS » |