Didi plans to launch its first robotaxi test in the UAE this year, joining other Chinese companies in the regional expansion of autonomous driving services.

Ride-hailing company Didi plans to conduct its first overseas robotaxi test in the UAE later this year, as revealed by co-founder Zhang Bo at a business forum. This development is part of a larger trend where multiple Chinese robotaxi companies, including WeRide and Pony.ai, are entering the Middle Eastern market. WeRide has initiated a driverless robotaxi service in Dubai, set to expand from 50 vehicles to over 1,000 soon. The expansion of these companies comes despite regional conflicts, showcasing the resilience and ambition of the Chinese autonomous driving sector.

DIDI to Launch Robotaxi Test in UAE Amid Regional Expansion Plans

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