Baidu robotaxis reportedly halted mid-traffic causing crashes in Wuhan, China
CNBC • U.S. • 01.04.2026 08:45
Baidu's Apollo Go robotaxis stopped mid-traffic in a Chinese city on Tuesday, leading to at least one highway collision, according to social media.
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