Ride-hailing company inDrive is partnering with Chinese autonomous vehicle firm Pony.ai and Nvidia to test robotaxis in Kazakhstan starting in 2027. The tests will begin in Astana with safety operators, aiming for fully driverless rides eventually. Pony.ai will provide its Gen-7 robotaxis, while Nvidia supplies AI technology including its Hyperion platform. This move reflects growing global interest in autonomous ride-hailing, with inDrive focusing on affordable services in emerging markets. Kazakhstan's harsh winters offer a challenging environment to advance self-driving technology. inDrive is also exploring robotaxi projects in Saudi Arabia and other markets, emphasizing the need for supportive regulations.
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