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Guangzhou, China-based company Pony.ai has announced its intention to organize robotaxi services – driverless cars for transporting passengers – in Hong Kong.
Robotic car manufacturers are now eyeing the Hong Kong market with interest.
Pony.ai has announced its intention to open such a taxi service first for employees of the Hong Kong International Airport, and then expand it to the city center, reports Noi.md with reference to .
The timing of the rollout of the robo-taxis has not yet been announced, but the company hopes it will happen soon.
In 2024, the Chinese company Baidu, known for being the first in this country to start working on driverless taxis, said it plans to launch such a service in Hong Kong.
