China's search engine giant Baidu Inc on Thursday unveiled its new autonomous vehicle (AV) with a detachable steering wheel, with plans to put it to use for its robotaxi service in China next year.

With a detachable steering wheel, Baidu has created a production-ready EV with Level 4 autonomous driving capability that is expected to join the Apollo Go robotaxi fleet next year.

Hundred-billion dollar tech giant Baidu doesn't just dominate the search engine game in China, it also owns the world's largest robotaxi company, Apollo Go, which has been taking paying customers ...

Baidu unveiled a new autonomous car with a detachable steering wheel that it wants to use for its robotaxi service in 2023—up to a year before Tesla plans to start mass producing a similar vehicle.

Baidu's bold new robotaxi comes with a detachable steering wheel Baidu's new $37,000 minivan EV has self-driving capabilities, a take-it-or-leave-it steering wheel, and a proposed 2023 launch.

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An interior shot of Baidu's new robotaxi. The steering wheel is detachable, and will be removed once the company receives approval from authorities, according to a company executive.

On Thursday, Chinese tech giant Baidu unveiled a futuristic autonomous vehicle called the Apollo RT6 that can completely do away with a human driver and standard driving controls. Equipped with ...