Based in Guangzhou, Pony.ai said it seeks to provide “robotaxi commuting services” for airport staff within the Hong Kong International Airport and later expand into the city’s urban areas, the company said in a statement on Friday. It did not provide a timeline for its local robotaxi launch.
The company, which promoted its sixth-generation robotaxi at the Hong Kong airport last month, said the facility was already set to use or plans to deploy driverless vehicles.
The company, which currently operates a fleet of more than 250 robotaxis and 190 robotrucks, did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday.
