The most interesting thing about the test was that there were no drivers and insurers in the cabins. And these are the first such attempts in China.
TuSimple has previously conducted successful trials in the US. At the same time, company representatives noted that they do not plan to repeat them there.
The tests in China were approved by the Shanghai government and included various driving conditions. TuSimple has not disclosed its plans for further testing.
Experts say the move of autopilot health checks to China demonstrates the company’s claim in the Asian market. TuSimple also began testing its invention in Japan.
Note that according to the latest data, the company may be removed from the NASDAQ for official reasons.
Source: Ferra
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