Autonomous Driving

Trunk.Tech, a developer of Level 4 autonomous driving systems for commercial trucks, has filed for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The filing marks a significant test for investor appetite in the autonomous logistics sector as the company seeks to capitalize on its leading market

Horizon Robotics is shifting its strategy to capture the automotive mass market, announcing plans to install advanced urban driving systems in vehicles priced as low as RMB 70,000. The Beijing-based autonomous driving computing solutions provider also introduced a new collaborative business model and next-generation architecture to solidify

An injury accident involving an autonomous vehicle in central China has brought high-level driverless technology oversight back into focus in 2025, challenging the aggressive commercialization timelines of new market entrants. As the industry shifts outcome expectations from the democratization of driver-assist features to strict safety assurances, the incident

Independent autonomous driving companies in China are facing a crisis of confidence as capital markets shift focus from technological potential to profitability, a transition highlighted by the lackluster dual listings of industry leaders in Hong Kong. While global giants like Tesla Inc. accelerate their expansion, smaller players without the backing

Didi Autonomous Driving has initiated round-the-clock, fully driverless passenger testing in Guangzhou, marking a significant expansion in the commercial deployment of robotaxi technology. The service removes safety drivers entirely from the vehicle, allowing users to book rides directly through the company's primary mobile application. The testing

Han Xu, founder and CEO of WeRide, stated that the autonomous driving technology company is approaching its break-even point, emphasizing a strategy focused on sustainable business metrics rather than aggressive fleet expansion. In a recent interview with Nikkei Asia, Han expressed optimism regarding international markets outside the United States.

The hotel service robot sector in China, once a darling of investors, is facing a harsh reality as intense competition drives prices down by over 90% and leaves even market leaders bleeding cash. Yunji Technology, the country's largest hotel robot provider, completed 500 million robotic services in 2024

A Robotaxi operated by Chinese autonomous driving firm WeRide was involved in its first-ever collision outside of China, an incident in Abu Dhabi where the autonomous system was cleared of all fault. The event, which placed blame entirely on a human driver, serves as a crucial real-world test

Chinese autonomous driving company WeRide completed its Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing today, pricing its shares at HK$27.1 and cementing its status as the first Robotaxi operator to achieve dual-primary listings in both the US and Hong Kong markets. The Guangzhou-based company's Hong Kong