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Apollo Go Holds Its First Large-Scale Public Test Ride Event in Hong Kong

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Baidu's autonomous ride-hailing service Apollo Go held its first large-scale public test ride event in Hong Kong on October 28, 2026. According to information released by Baidu, the event took place over the weekend and received more than 40 young people from the Outlying Islands district within an hour and a half. The post stated that passengers experienced a spacious cabin and smooth driving, and included a video of passengers' impressions after the test ride. Currently, the only information about the event has been released by Baidu itself, and there are no independent reports from other sources or subsequent developments.

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    Baidu Apollo Go Holds First Large-Scale Public Test Ride Event in Hong Kong

    Baidu's autonomous ride-hailing service Apollo Go held its first large-scale public test ride event in Hong Kong, welcoming more than 40 young people from the Outlying Islands within an hour and a half over the weekend. The post said passengers experienced the spacious cabin and smooth ride, and included a video of passengers' reactions after the test ride.

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