Volkswagen will introduce robotaxis in China

VW began testing self-driving variants of its e-Golf in Hamburg last month.

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Automotive News China

May 31, 2019 10:06 AM

Volkswagen Group plans to roll out autonomous vehicles and offer mobility services such as ride-hailing and short-term rental in Hefei with local partner Jianghuai Automobile.

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