Pony Zhihang is approved to provide L4 self-driving service in Shenzhen.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens West window past, South China Daniel Wu's clue delivery! According to CTOnews.com news on September 25, Horse Zhihang announced today that it has obtained the license for the first unmanned demonstration application in Shenzhen, allowing it to provide L4 self-driving self-driving travel service (Robotaxi) to the public in the core urban area of Shenzhen.

CTOnews.com learned from the official account that Shenzhen residents have the opportunity to call an unmanned self-driving vehicle in the Qianhai area of Shenzhen from now on through the pony travel software App PonyPilot+. After seating in the back row, passengers can click "start the journey" on the screen to experience the self-driving service.

According to the following introduction, in Shenzhen, the pony Zhixing autopilot travel service PonyPilot+ has opened nearly 150 stations, covering subway stations, parks, business circles, residential areas and other high-frequency travel destinations, operating hours from 8:30 to 22:30, covering the morning and evening peaks.

In May this year, Xiao Ma Zhixing officially launched the self-driving unmanned test of "main driver without safety officer" in the core city of Shenzhen after obtaining the permission of the only "intelligent online car unmanned test" in Shenzhen. The company is the first batch of self-driving companies in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen to obtain the qualification of unmanned test.

At present, the self-driving mileage of Xiaoma Zhixing has accumulated 25 million kilometers, of which the unmanned mileage of the whole vehicle has reached 250000 kilometers.

It is worth mentioning that pony Zhixing and radish fast run just announced last week that they were notified of the commercialization of the first batch of passenger car "unmanned, out-of-car long-distance" travel service in Beijing's Intelligent Network Union Automobile Policy advance Zone. it is allowed to start charging for self-driving in cars in Beijing.