CaoCao and May Mobility partner to expand Robotaxi in Europe
CaoCao and May Mobility have partnered to explore large-scale Robotaxi commercialization in Europe, combining CaoCao's fleet operations with May Mobility's autonomous tech. The collaboration includes joint feasibility studies, pilot programs, and aims to advance from validation to scalable deployment. CaoCao's RoboX strategy, unveiled on June 18, will be further advanced through this partnership.

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CaoCao and May Mobility have entered a strategic partnership to jointly explore the large-scale commercialization of Robotaxi services in international markets, with a focus on Europe. The collaboration aims to combine CaoCao's operational strengths with May Mobility's autonomous driving technology to advance from pilot validation to scalable deployment. This partnership is expected to accelerate the development of a global Robotaxi operations network.
Under the agreement, the companies will conduct joint feasibility studies and commercial exploration of Robotaxi deployment. They will also advance pilot programs in key markets, including Europe. The partnership will deepen collaboration in market expansion, operational model innovation, and commercialization pathways.
CaoCao will serve as the fleet owner and operator, leveraging its strengths in ride-hailing operations, fleet management, vehicle support, and maintenance. May Mobility's autonomy-as-a-service offering will power the fleet at scale. The in-situ autonomous driving system is designed to reason through unfamiliar road environments, enabling efficient adaptation into new international markets.
On June 18, CaoCao announced its full-scale AI transformation and unveiled its RoboX strategy. As the primary commercialization platform for Geely Holding Group’s RoboX initiative, CaoCao aims to build an intelligent mobility ecosystem spanning Robotaxi, Robovan, and other use cases. The ecosystem is centered on three core pillars: intelligent purpose-built vehicles, intelligent driving technology, and intelligent operations.
May Mobility, a global leader in autonomous driving technology, has developed a proprietary autonomy architecture integrating deep learning, world models, and real-time reasoning. The company currently operates autonomous mobility services in the United States and Japan and has established partnerships with leading industry players. This partnership is expected to accelerate the deployment of autonomous mobility services in more cities worldwide.
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