Alibaba-backed startup AutoX applies for driver-less test permit in California

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First challenger to Alphabet Inc's autonomous driving venture Waymo.

Alibaba-backed startup AutoX applies for driver-less test permit in California
Chinese startup AutoX, backed by e-commerce giant Alibaba, has applied to test self-driving vehicles without an in-car backup driver in California, the first challenger to Alphabet Inc's autonomous driving venture Waymo to say it has done so. If granted the permit, AutoX would be able to test ...

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