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- WeRide targets direct Guangzhou–Hong Kong Robotaxi service
WeRide founder and CEO Han Xu said the company is ready to expand its Robotaxi fleet and hopes to offer a direct service from Guangzhou to Hong Kong within four to five years. He described the timeline as an aspiration and said regulatory approval remains the key challenge. IT之家 reported that WeRide’s autonomous-driving operations span 13 countries and more than 60 cities, including about 3,600 L4 vehicles and more than 1,800 Robotaxis.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - GAC Aion Ray7 to Launch November 12 With AI Driving Hardware
IT之家 reports that GAC Aion will launch the Ray7, a nearly five-meter all-electric sedan, on November 12. The five presale variants are priced from RMB 128,800 to RMB 158,800. GAC Aion says the vehicle has 27 vehicle-grade sensors, including a Huawei 192-line lidar and three 4D millimeter-wave radars, plus an autonomous-driving model derived from WeRide’s L4 Robotaxi work. Announced specifications also include a 0.22Cd drag coefficient, HUAWEI DriveONE electric drive, a Snapdragon 8295P cockpit chip and a claimed 700-kilometer CLTC range.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 6 - Tencent launches TAI automotive agents and AI organization-efficiency solutions
Tencent announced at the Global Digital Ecosystem Conference in Shenzhen that it had launched the TAI smart cockpit and travel agents, along with an AI organization-efficiency solution for automakers. The TAI suite combines a cockpit assistant, travel-service and content-entertainment agents, and cross-device continuation services, while Tencent also reported advances in smart driving, overseas business, embodied intelligence, and Robotaxi.
爱范儿 · 🔥 0 - Jingshuo Technology Raises Tens of Millions in Pre-A Funding
WeRide disclosed that subsidiary Jingshuo Technology secured a pre-A round totaling tens of millions of dollars from investors including TS Capital, HKSTP and Sirius Capital. Jingshuo Technology says its platform includes the WorldEngine data-and-model platform, the GENESIS-Robotics world model, EGOK collection devices and dataset services for physical AI. The company also claims more than 100 customers and ecosystem partners, orders worth several billion yuan and annual revenue growth above 100%, but these figures were not independently verified.
量子位（原生 RSS） · 🔥 0 - WeRide launches global L4 autonomous-driving insurance program
WeRide launched a global insurance partnership program with Allianz Insurance Singapore and Ping An Property & Casualty as its first partners, IT之家 reported. The companies plan to develop policies covering the operating lifecycle of L4 vehicles, including vehicle liability, commercial and product liability, privacy, and cybersecurity risks. The program covers WeRide's existing businesses in China, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East and is intended to support planned services in Europe and other markets.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - WeRide Guangzhou entity raises registered capital to RMB 5 billion
36Kr, citing the Tianyancha app, reported that Guangzhou WeRide Technology Co., Ltd. recently increased its registered capital from RMB 4.5 billion to RMB 5 billion, a rise of about 11%. Founded in January 2018, the company is wholly owned by WeRide HongKong Limited. Its registered business scope includes basic and applied AI software development and AI hardware sales.
36氪快讯 · 🔥 0 - Apollo Go hits 250,000 weekly orders as analysts debate Robotaxi vs ride-hailing
A 钛媒体 column written by 新眸 reports that Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxi service has passed 250,000 weekly orders, roughly 17 million cumulative rides, 240 million km of autonomous driving and 140 million km of fully driverless mileage. The same piece also cites Baidu earnings figures of more than 23 million cumulative public orders by June and 350 million km of autonomous mileage, so its own totals are inconsistent and the data is not independently sourced. It sets the 250,000 weekly figure against China's 1.047 billion ride-hailing orders in July and argues robotaxis remain far smaller than human-driven supply, while citing Pony.ai's monthly per-vehicle operating profitability in Shenzhen and WeRide's L4 revenue growth as signs that unit economics are being tested.
钛媒体 · 🔥 0 - GAC Aion Ray7 to open pre-sales Oct 17 with Huawei e-drive, CATL battery
GAC Aion's Ray7 will open pre-sales on October 17, according to a report relayed by Yiche, with the car built on the AEP pure-electric platform, using a rear single motor, Huawei's Drive ONE multi-in-one electric drive and CATL batteries. Cabin hardware includes a Qualcomm 8295 processor, 24GB LPDDR5 memory and 128GB UFS5.0 storage; the company claims it is the first to offer Huawei EMB fully electric brake-by-wire plus Huawei iTRACK torque control, in a body measuring 4960×1900×1455mm with a 2920mm wheelbase. For driver assistance, the report says it uses an algorithm derived from WeRide's L4 model along with 27 automotive-grade sensors, including a 192-line lidar and three 4D millimeter-wave radars, supporting features such as finding a parking space without navigation.
IT之家 AI · 🔥 0 - AI agents become ride-hailing's front door as Robotaxi and platforms converge
An analysis republished by TMTPost (originally by 巨潮WAVE) argues that as China's ride-hailing market matures — roughly RMB 411.9 billion in 2025, up 6.07% year on year, with users flat at 539 million — system-level AI agents are replacing aggregator apps as the entry point for trips. It cites Cao Cao Mobility integrating AI ride-hailing into Doubao's phone assistant on a Nubia handset, Honor's YOYO, OPPO's Xiaobuo Next and Qwen AI glasses, so users can book without opening a travel app. The piece also describes Robotaxi operators (Apollo Go, Pony.ai, WeRide) and platforms (DiDi, Cao Cao, Ruqi, T3) moving toward mixed human-plus-driverless operation and eventual consolidation.
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