Baidu has partnered its Apollo Go taxi business with Lyft, one of Uber's main rivals ... The Mirror did a 'test ride' of the ...

Inveterate cyclist Matt Sparkes, who has been knocked off his bike by human-driven cars several times, wonders if the arrival ...

Robotaxis are already common in China, with the driverless vehicles being used in some 30 cities across the nation.

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

80 per cent have refused to purchase a driverless car next year. The rejection rate of 84 per cent has thrown a spanner in the works for the Labour Party government.

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 ...

Baidu founder Robin Li called the partnership a significant milestone in Apollo Go's global expansion strategy, noting that the collaboration would combine Baidu's autonomous driving technology with ...

John Krafcik told Business Insider he doesn't think Tesla has a robotaxi: "It's (rather obviously) not a robotaxi if there's ...

Lyft Inc. reported revenue that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations in the second quarter, stoking concerns about its efforts to expand globally.

Robotaxis could be available in Germany and the United Kingdom on the Lyft app as soon as next year.View on euronews ...

Musk is in the middle of a process of transforming his electric car company with the fleet of autonomous taxis and humanoid robots seen as essential to his long-term strategy. Last month, in Austin, ...