Chinese autonomous-driving technology firm Pony.ai is betting on an "asset-light" strategy and newer generations of low-cost driverless cars to drive growth for its robotaxi operation as the company ...

This is an interesting day when we see two of China's major robotaxi foes come together, offering a clue to how the industry is evolving in the country. WeRide.ai and Pony.ai, which both operate out ...

WeRide, Baidu and Pony.ai expand operations in the Middle East as UAE promotes clean energy and reduces dependence on oil and ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Chinese robotaxi operator Pony.ai said on Wednesday that one of its cars caught fire while being handled by service staff after a system malfunction, but that no passengers were ...

Pony.ai raised 6.71 billion Hong Kong dollars (about $860 million) in its initial public offering in Hong Kong, while WeRide raised HK$2.39 billion. The listings in Hong Kong come as the companies ...

BEIJING — One of Pony.ai's robotaxis caught fire for the first time on Tuesday, with no people harmed in the incident, the U.S.-listed Chinese startup told CNBC. The company did not disclose the ...

Pony AI, the Chinese autonomous vehicle startup that’s looking to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange, now wants to raise around $260 million, according to a new regulatory filing. That’s up from ...

Pony AI Inc. (NASDAQ:PONY) is one of the AI stocks under $20 to buy now. On December 17, Barclays analyst Jiong Shao ...

Pony seeks as much as $348 mln in IPO, private placements IPO follows robotaxi firm WeRide's Nasdaq debut in October Japan's Toyota, Chinese VC firm HongShan back Pony Pony has sought US listing for a ...

Autonomous-driving firms Pony AI Inc. and WeRide Inc. have received approval from China’s securities regulator to list shares in Hong Kong, as renewed delisting risks emerge in the US. Both companies, ...

Chinese robotaxi technology company Pony AI Inc. (Nasdaq: PONY) was up a whopping 55% on Monday—yes, you read that right—after Chief Technology Officer Lou Tiancheng told the The Wall Street Journal ...