China’s southern tech hub Shenzhen becomes first city on mainland to regulate fully autonomous, driverless cars on some roads

Shenzhen’s new regulations of intelligent connected cars took effect on August 1. Registered autonomous vehicles that function without a human driver can travel on certain roads designated by local transport authorities.

, a Shenzhen-based start-up that is one of the first autonomous driving companies to deploy its fully self-driving cars on the city’s roads.

While Beijing earlier this year allowed fully driverless cars to operate in a pilot zone at the capital’s southeast Yizhuang district, Shenzhen is first in the country to roll out local regulations for autonomous vehicles, thanks to its status as aIn China, Pony.ai has been granted a taxi license for its autonomous vehicles

“With the legal and regulatory framework set in place , we expect the commercialisation of autonomous driving will move faster,” DeepRoute.ai’s Zhou said.

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