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Valeo to work with China's Didi to develop safety technology for robotaxis

DiDi Autonomous Driving's first concept vehicle DiDi Neuron.jpg
DiDi unveiled its concept robotaxi,the Didi Neuron,in April. (Didi Global)
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By:
Yang Jian
June 01, 2023 02:46 PM

Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi will work with French supplier Valeo to develop intelligent safety technology for Level 4 robotaxis.

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