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A caravan of autonomous taxis take a test drive on July 6 in Ordos, North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region. Photo: VCG

A caravan of autonomous taxis take a test drive on July 6 in Ordos, North China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region. Photo: VCG

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China aims to speed up commercialization of self-driving tech

The central government has launched a pilot program that aims to get more autonomous cars on China’s roads and speed up the commercialization of the technology, as automakers bet big that smart car tech like self-driving software will make them stand out with customers.

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