In a significant development for the autonomous vehicle industry, a Chinese-made minivan has been spotted in Detroit, fueling speculation that it could be the next vehicle to transport passengers for Waymo, the self-driving car pioneer. The minivan, reportedly a modified version of the Wuling Hong Guang MINI EV, was seen on the streets of Detroit, raising questions about whether it could be part of Waymo's plans to expand its autonomous ride-hailing services in the city. With Waymo already testing its self-driving vehicles in Detroit, the appearance of this Chinese-made minivan could signal a new partnership or investment in the city's autonomous transportation infrastructure. The news has sent ripples through the automotive and tech industries, with many wondering what this development could mean for the future of autonomous transportation in the United States.
Spotted in Detroit: Chinese-made minivan could ferry Waymo riders here Yahoo Autos
