The agreement will see Apollo Go deploy 100 fully autonomous vehicles in urban Dubai by 2025-end, with plans to scale the fleet to at least 1,000 by 2028.

China's Baidu has received a licence to test autonomous vehicles with its Apollo Go robotaxi service in Hong Kong as it expands its footprint outside the Chinese mainland.

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Baidu Apollo International Ltd was approved to conduct trials for 10 autonomous vehicles in North Lantau, according to a statement released by Hong Kong’s Transport Department on Friday.

The agreement will see Apollo Go deploy 100 fully autonomous vehicles in urban Dubai by 2025-end, with plans to scale the fleet to at least 1,000 by 2028.