Pony AI Inc., a worldwide leader in autonomous mobility, has officially partnered with Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to launch L4 autonomous mobility solutions, particularly robotaxis, within Dubai’s vibrant transportation network.
This partnership represents a crucial advancement in improving urban mobility efficiency, reducing traffic congestion, and creating sustainable transportation models, which aligns seamlessly with Dubai’s ambitious vision for autonomous travel.
The phased implementation of this groundbreaking initiative will begin with initial supervised robotaxi trials set for late 2025. The ultimate aim is to introduce a fully driverless service in the future, integrating autonomous vehicles into the city’s public transport system.
Pony.ai contributes significant operational expertise to the collaboration, possessing robotaxi permits in key global markets such as the United States, China, South Korea, and Luxembourg. The company utilizes its proprietary “Virtual Driver” technology, which combines advanced software, hardware, and services.
This all-encompassing system is crafted to create a commercially viable and sustainable business model for the mass production and extensive deployment of autonomous vehicles, ushering in a new era of urban transportation in Dubai.
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