Baidu (BIDU) is looking into new markets for its robotaxis as its fleet hit operational profitability targets across China, Linda Lew and Annabelle Droulers of Bloomberg reports. Apollo Go, part of the company’s intelligent driving group, is in discussions with the governments in Australia and parts of Southeast Asia to potentially bring autonomous vehicles into those markets, general manager for the division’s overseas business Halton Niu said in an interview.
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