Baidu Apollo
Baidu Apollo (China) has shown 6 robot models in public, from 2018 to 2022, including Apollo RT6, Apollo Lincoln MKZ test car and Apollo Moon.
- Robot models in the atlas
- 66 vehicles
- First robot
- 2018Latest 2022
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- China
- Can I use one?4 in serviceRides or deliveries from the operator, not for sale
- Who uses it?6 robot models in useBaidu planned 1,000 RT6 cars in Wuhan by end-2024; Apollo Go (all models) reported 3.2…
Robots
6 robot models shown in public, from 2018 to 2022. Newest first. Open one for its full profile.
Vehicles 6 vehicles
- Hidden gemCommercial
Apollo RT66th-gen robotaxiFrom $28,350Fully autonomous - Pilot use
Apolong IINot for sale yetSupervised - Hidden gemPilot use
Apollo Moon5th-gen robotaxi, ARCFOX versionFrom $75,000Not for sale yetFully autonomous - ResearchNo public photo yetWe only show photos we're allowed to useApollo Lincoln MKZ test carUSNot for sale yetSupervised
- Pilot use
Apollo RobotaxiHongqi E-Jie / Hongqi EVNot for sale yetSupervised - Discontinued
ApolongNo longer soldSupervised
Who uses it
Customers and deployments reported for Baidu Apollo's robots. Each robot's page links its sources.
- Apollo RT62022 · Commercial
Baidu planned 1,000 RT6 cars in Wuhan by end-2024; Apollo Go (all models) reported 3.2 million fully driverless rides in Q1 2026, more than 22 million cumulative public rides by April 2026, and 28 cities by August 2026.
- Apolong II2021 · Pilot use
Launched in Huangpu District, Guangzhou, in August 2021 for parks, the airport area, business districts and residential communities.
- Apollo Moon2021 · Pilot use
BAIC said mass production started by December 2021, and fully driverless public rides ran in Beijing's Shougang Park from October (2021 by context); the partners planned 1,000 units within three years.
- No public photo yetWe only show photos we're allowed to useApollo Lincoln MKZ test car2021 · Research
In January 2021 the California DMV allowed three Baidu cars to test with nobody at the wheel on set streets in Sunnyvale, at speeds up to 45 mph.
- Apollo Robotaxi2019 · Pilot use
A first batch of 45 cars began public trial rides with safety operators in Changsha on 26 September 2019, later followed by Cangzhou in 2020.
- Apolong2018 · Discontinued
Trialled in parks and closed areas; Baidu said in August 2021 that Apolong had run in 22 city parks including Beijing, Guangzhou, Xiongan, Chongqing and Foshan.
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