China’s Baidu to deploy “thousands” of robotaxis in Europe in partnership with Lyft
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Baidu, the Chinese technology powerhouse, has partnered with the American ride-hailing service Lyft to introduce autonomous ride-hailing services in significant European markets. This collaboration represents a pivotal advancement in Baidu's ambition to establish a global robotaxi network. The rollout of these services is anticipated to commence in Germany and the United Kingdom, reflecting the companies' strategic move to capitalize on the growing demand for innovative transportation solutions in these regions.
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