Pony AI Robotaxi Revenue Triples Ahead of Commercialization
Pony AI Inc. 's first-quarter robotaxi revenues tripled with the Chinese autonomous vehicle firm setting sights on large-scale commercialization for those services later this year.
'As we continue to advance our software and hardware technology, we are confident in our ability to accelerate and scale mass production and deployment in 2025,' said Chief Technology Officer Tiancheng Lou in a filing.
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