Lyft partners with Baidu to bring Chinese driverless cars to Europe by 2026. Apollo Go robotaxis will deploy in Germany and ...

Lyft boasts more than 20 million active users and operates in nine European countries across over 150 cities. Baidu founder Robin Li called the collaboration a significant milestone in Apollo Go's ...

The American company Lyft has announced that, together with the Chinese giant Baidu, they will launch robotaxis in Europe ...

Lyft has only recently entered the European market with its acquisition of Freenow, announced in April. US markets including Phoenix, Austin and San Francisco already have robotaxi services from ...

According to Lyft, its robotaxi fleet in Europe will first be launched in Germany and the United Kingdom next year, but notes ...

US ride-hailing company Lyft has teamed up with China's Baidu to deploy robotaxis across Europe, with plans to begin operations next year.

Chinese tech giant Baidu on Monday announced a partnership with US ride-hailing platform Lyft that will see the two companies ...

From Luxembourg to Dubai, robotaxis developed in China are expanding their reach. Utilising the technology will help build safer, more efficient and convenient intelligent transport systems, industry ...

Lyft is planning for thousands of Baidu robotaxis to be deployed across Europe, starting in the UK and Germany by 2026.

Baidu and Lyft will launch Apollo Go robotaxi services in Germany and the UK in 2026, pending regulatory approval. The partnership combines Baidu’s autonomous driving tech with Lyft’s European ...

U.S. ride-hailing firm Lyft Inc. announced today that it’s teaming up with the Chinese tech giant, Baidu, Inc., to deploy driverless taxis across Europe, starting with the U.K. and Germany in 2026.

The announcement comes as Uber expands its autonomous vehicle projects alongside partners like Waymo, Pony.ai, WeRide and ...