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China resumes issuing robotaxi licenses after months-long freeze, report says

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License issuance is gradually resuming in some cities after the completion of an industry-wide safety review in late June, according to Bloomberg. For details, please visit CnEVPost.

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Suspension lasted about three months. Regulators acted after "system error" immobilized more than 100 Apollo Go robots and disrupted traffic in Wuhan.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Suspended for several months after incidents with autonomous cars, the authorisation for robotaxis is again in force in China. When we speak of autonomous driving, and especially robotaxis, several names return regularly: Waymo, Zoox or more sporadically Tesla.

China is once again issuing robotics licenses, which it had suspended in April after hundreds of autonomous Apollo Go taxis from Baidu suddenly stopped in Wuhan - which prompted a wide-ranging safety analysis.

·Portugal
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CnEVPost broke the news on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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