Alibaba to develop self-driving truck

Alibaba has launched a fleet of self-developed autonomous driving electric vans in some Chinese cities. — Alibaba has launched a fleet of self-developed autonomous driving electric vans in some Chinese cities. (Alibaba )

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Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba Group Holdings is forming an r&d program to create a driverless truck for its logistics business.

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