Baidu Apollo Go covers 28 cities, launches driverless rental with CAR Inc.
11/12/2026 — 11/12, 18:20·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Baidu announced on its official account that Apollo Go now operates in 28 cities worldwide, with cumulative autonomous driving mileage excee…
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On November 12, 2026, Baidu announced the latest milestone for its Apollo Go robotaxi operations through its official X account (@Baidu_Inc). According to the company, Apollo Go's global operations now span 28 cities, and its vehicle fleet has accumulated more than 350M autonomous kilometers, of which over 240M km were completed in fully driverless mode. Alongside the footprint update, Baidu stated that it has teamed up with CAR Inc. to launch a driverless car rental service aimed at road trips, describing the offering as the only one of its kind in the category. No additional reporting has been made available so far, meaning the current picture rests on this single announcement from Baidu, with further rollout details and service specifics not yet covered by any independently verifiable sources.
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Baidu says Apollo Go now operates in 28 cities worldwide, with its fleet having logged more than 350M autonomous kilometers, including over 240M km in fully driverless mode. The company also says it has partnered with CAR Inc. on a driverless rental service for road trips, calling it the only one of its kind.
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