Baidu's Apollo Go opens public robotaxi rides in Hong Kong's Tung Chung from Oct 21
Baidu_Inc · x · 2026-10-13
Baidu announced progress for its Apollo Go robotaxi service in Tung Chung, Hong Kong, after hosting the Deputy Commissioner for Transport and members of the Transport Department's Autonomous Vehicle Applications Promotion Working Group.
Public test rides open on October 21. Apollo Go has covered 280,000 km safely in Hong Kong so far, and Baidu says it aims to make safe, accessible autonomous travel part of everyday life.
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