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DiDi Autonomous Driving

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DiDi Autonomous Driving, founded in 2019 in Shanghai, China, develops L4-level autonomous driving technology for Robotaxi applications.

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Total funding $282M📍 Shanghai · East ChinaFounded 2019

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DiDi Autonomous Driving, founded in 2019 in Shanghai, China, develops L4-level autonomous driving technology for Robotaxi applications. The entity, formally known as Shanghai DiDi Woye Technology Co., Ltd., was spun off from DiDi's autonomous driving division as an independent company in August 2019. It has established a joint venture called 'Andi Technology' with GAC Aion, with plans to deliver mass-produced L4 vehicles by end of 2025.

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中关村科学城Beijing AI Industry Investment FundDidi Chuxing中关村科学城科技成长基金北京信息产业发展投资基金广州广花基金广汽集团

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