Autonomous Ride in China

Folks in Yongchuan District, Chongqing, now share the geographical preference to try the newest autonomous ride service since Baidu announced the commercial operation of its autonomous ride app Apollo Go there earlier in August.

In Yongchuan District, dozens of fixed destination points are set for the Apollo taxis to pick up and take off the passengers, covering almost all busy areas downtown. Users can download the ride app “Apollo Go” (“萝卜快跑” in Chinese) which is used just like Didi or Uber and Lyft to make their trip, except that in the current stage, they can’t choose the pick-up and take-off points freely.

China’s administration is cautiously issuing more licenses to autonomous riding companies. In other words, the full commercial operation stage is yet to come, but now we have something that can be called true autonomous riding in the country.

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