Singapore-built Hyundai Ioniq 5 robotaxi passes its driving test in the US

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The robotaxi version of the Ioniq 5 electric crossover is assembled by Hyundai's advanced factory in Jurong for Motional, an American joint venture with the Korean automaker working on driverless vehicles in the United States.

April 17, 2024 3:19 AMThe robotaxi version of the Ioniq 5 electric crossover is assembled by Hyundai's advanced factory in Jurong for Motional, an American joint venture with the Korean automaker working on driverless vehicles in the United States.

The made-in-Singapore robotaxis are deployed in Las Vegas, Nevada, where they are available in select areas as Uber rides. As these fully-autonomous cars are still in the research & development phase, their operation is not completely driverless yet — a staffer is in the driver's seat during every trip for safety reasons.

The state-of-the-art Korean robotaxi even "qualified" for a US driver's licence in a simulated driving test, conducted in a closed course, complete with an actual driving examiner from the Department of Motor Vehicles.

 

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