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Fully Driverless Taxis Set for Tokyo: GO, Waymo, and Nihon Kotsu Target Commercial Launch of 100 Vehicles by 2027
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points The target is to have 100 fully driverless taxis on the road by 2027. Companies including GO, Waymo, and Nihon Kotsu are planning a commercial launch.
Companies including GO, Waymo, and Nihon Kotsu are planning a commercial launch. The target is to have 100 fully driverless taxis on the road by 2027. Further details about this initiative are available from finance.biggo.com.
The commercial launch aims to introduce a new mode of transportation. GO, Waymo, and Nihon Kotsu are the companies involved in this project.
More information can be found on the finance.biggo.com website for those looking for additional details about the planned launch of fully driverless taxis.
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